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<0> ty for the info :)
<0> hmm ic that i have kernel without iptables, can that affect on things?
<0> what kernel option should i choose with "Celeron M" processor?
<1> how fix an duplicate case value for a certain portion when running a make after changing stuff in make menuconfig?
<1> drivers/net/e1000/e1000_main.c:1382: error: duplicate case value
<1> drivers/net/e1000/e1000_main.c:1378: error: previously used here
<1> drivers/net/e1000/e1000_main.c:1386: error: duplicate case value
<1> drivers/net/e1000/e1000_main.c:1378: error: previously used here
<2> remove one of the cases
<1> how do i remove one of the them?
<1> during the menuconfig?
<1> or in the actual coding?
<2> no, you'll have to edit the source, unless it's some strange consequence of a config option
<2> but it doesn't look like it
<1> ok, then how do i remove the case?
<1> edit what source?
<1> the e1000_main.c sourc?
<2> you open the file in the editor, go to the specified line and remove everything from the word "case" to the word "break;" :p
<2> yea i guess
<1> ok
<1> on those lines?
<2> yes, counting from the top
<2> :P
<1> yeah
<1> vi counts for you
<2> what if vi gives a wrong value?
<2> you have to count using your fingers
<1> i'm not going to count by hnd
<1> hand
<1> thats a pain in the *** to get to 1300+
<1> well, it matches the value
<2> automatic counting is for sissies
<1> i'm going to waste like 30 minutes counting to 1300+
<1> its easier just to get it to automatic count
<1> not worth the effort
<2> if you only care about it being easy,
<2> thing about quality
<2> think*
<1> i don't give a crap about quailty at this time
<2> conformist
<1> if i **** it up, i will just reinstall the os
<1> i'm probably going to have to do that anyways
<2> i know people who had to count 130000 lines
<2> and it took them a whole week,
<1> ppl with way too much time on their hands
<2> the satisfaction can't be compared to anything
<1> oh well
<1> i can be satifised if it works
<1> so i really don't care about if its auto or by hand
<2> weirdo
<1> yeah, i know i'm weird
<1> stupid piece of crap ipw 2000
<1> its causing more erros now
<1> just not in the same file
<2> did you use some 3rd party patches?
<1> not for ipw 1000
<1> for bcm43xx
<1> and i have to load in the menuconfig for the bcm43xx drivers
<1> and its offically being a pain
<3> i have a SCSI raid adapter and SATA controller, etch is using the sata drive as sda, how can i tell the kernel to use the scsi raid as sda?
<4> hey all, are any firewire controllers better than the next?
<4> is via ok?
<5> i need kernel support? is this the appropriate channel?
<1> yes
<5> good, acpi seems to be interrupting my pcmcia card: (please notify if this is not a kernel issue)
<5> Apr 9 16:59:29 darkstar kernel: pccard: CardBus card inserted into slot 0
<5> Apr 9 16:59:29 darkstar kernel: ACPI: PCI Interrupt 0000:01:00.0[A] -> Link [LNKA] -> GSI 9 (level, low) -> IRQ 9
<5> Apr 9 16:59:29 darkstar kernel: ACPI: PCI interrupt for device 0000:01:00.0 disabled
<6> elec: you can fix that by configuring your hardware properly
<6> either change the interrupt on your pcmcia port or change it in /etc/pcmcia/config.opts
<6> magyar: disabling scsiemu should fix that, but will probably break something else :)
<5> gb_ : please hold while i process your request
<5> gb_ i reserved irq 9 in my bios, as per /proc/inerrupts acpi took 9 (which it usually does) and the card took 11, result: same message as before except s/9/11/
<7> hello channel
<8> hi, has anyone see a situation where a compilition of any module does not produce any .ko files ??
<8> plz look at this -> http://pastebin.com/650549, i don't understand what could be wrong, i have gcc4.1 glibc 2.4
<8> and this is the output of make ran under strace -> http://pastebin.com/650550
<8> plz help anyone ???
<9> where are printk statements stored in log files? they only show up in dmesg, but not in the syslog or kernel/info
<10> ozzie
<11> Anyone can help me track this bug: my machine feels like it's swapping like crazy (disk always on), yet there's plenty of memory left and top doesn't show me anything. This happened when I tried stopping alsa.
<11> can that be a leak in the kernel or something like that?
<12> anyone know the status on Bluesmoke aka Error Detection And Correction on kernel 2.6?
<13> how do i enable agpgart thing all i see is --- /dev/agpgart (AGP Support)
<13> <13> and i cant select that line
<14> anyone have any idea what this means failed to come up with any good good results :) kernel: eth0: Tx descriptor 3 is 002e05ea. (queue head)
<14> good = google*
<14> just transfered about 1tb through the network so im hoping its all ok dont want to redo it :)
<15> since when are the WARN_ON and BUG_ON macros available?
<16> hi folx
<17> i did 'git checkout -f v2.6.17-rc1' but after compiling i get -dirty appended to the version. what does this mean?
<18> What is git, some redcarp thing?
<18> -wuth+with
<17> gb: it's like cvs only better.
<18> wow everyone is so idle tonight
<19> hi everyone
<18> y***ine: no we aint smoking the weed you are :P
<19> i get this : fs/sysfs/file.c:352: error: conflicting type qualifiers for 'sysfs_file_operations' while compiling my kernel 2.6-16.2 patched with patch-2.6.17-rc1
<19> gb no im just selling it :)
<18> umm how can you patch too 2.6.17-rc1 from 6.16.2?
<18> shouldn't you patch from 6.16?
<19> well i have to admit i dont consume weed too
<19> well i have to admit i do consume weed too
<19> mhh
<19> gb im m new to kernel patching to be honest i only read that that kernel support my wlan card and here i am in the trouble
<18> you sure it patch ok with no errors?
<18> my guess is that your patch did not work & thats the cause of your error
<18> but I'm only guessing
<19> mhh
<20> #debian told me this question would be more appropriate here: How come the (physical) network interfaces are not shown in /dev?
<18> without actually seeing the output of your patching process it's difficult too confirm
<20> I'm currently using udev, but IIRC, I never saw them in the past too
<18> cptahab: who in #debian told you that?
<20> gb: abrotman
<18> ahh ok
<19> gb how can get the the out put logged ?
<18> y***ine: you need too read man bash looking for &
<18> I cant recall off the top of my head
<18> it is something like yaddayadd command 2>&1 logfile
<18> I'd have too check my crontab for exact syntax
<18> ahh not quite more like command >>logfile.txt 2>&1
<18> that will give you both error & stdoutput giving you a lot of repetition
<18> but even if you managed too get the output all you really need too take note of is whether the patch worked or failed
<18> as I said earlier, I think you wil find it failed
<19> thanks but i was expecting the patching process is beein logged somewhere else
<19> and i expected you to know where
<18> nope
<19> okay
<19> ill try to catch it manually
<18> no need too log it :)
<19> logging is alway i a good thing
<18> it usually works because those patching are either following instructions or know what they are doing :)
<18> no sleight on you :)
<19> :)
<19> weed is hell of drug
<18> y***ine: ok stay focused, why are you patching?
<19> to get my broadcom card working
<18> ahh ok, no drivers for other kernels?
<19> no
<19> well not working as needed
<18> using bleeding edge when your starting out is not generally considered cricket
<19> is this rge right one for my kernel sources 2.6.16.2 --> http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/testing/patch-2.6.17-rc1.bz2
<18> y***ine: from my understanding all patches go from previous main version & not the .1,.2,.3,etc versions
<19> thanks for the explanation
<19> i was in doubt about that
<18> reading the readme/other documentation that comes with the patch will provide a more accurate opinion
<19> now i know its not related to .x ;)
<18> because thats just a vague recollection which could be completely misleading :)
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