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<0> hmm
<0> I think it depends on having symlinks in /boot for version and autoconf header
<0> which distro are you using?did you compile and install your current running kernel?
<1> debian/ and yes I did
<1> I know suse puts that stuff in their and this is also made for suse systems but supports debian, or says it.
<0> ok, so you maybe have to change the Makefile a little bit
<0> check to see if there is a variable called KSRC or KERN_DIR or something like that, and makes sure it points to the right path to your running kernel
<0> you should also check the tty_struct to see if it really has a flip member
<1> You lost me on that last one heh
<1> KERNVER=`uname -r`
<1> Found that
<1> Ok I added the version.h and autoconf.h from my kernel src to the path it stated it couldnt find it, that didnt help, but thanks for the idea. Ill just start working at every error
<1> (G.softcore->ptty->flip.count < TTY_FLIPBUF_SIZE))
<0> well that is not the only issue. the next issue is making sure the include path references the right kernel headers
<1> That is the line it first complians about with the tty_struct
<1> Ah
<0> in the makefile, there maybe something like INCDIR or CFLAGS
<0> you could add -I<path_to_kernel> to the cflags
<0> what you pasted about tty_struct is the problem, can you try to locate where tty_struct is defined?
<1> http://pastebin.com/725407
<1> G.softcore = s;
<1> Is that what you are looking for
<0> ok
<0> at the top of the file
<0> well below KERNVER=`uname -r`
<0> add this line
<0> KERNEL_SOURCE_PATH=<put the path to you kernel here>
<1> k
<1> Didnt seem to help
<1> http://lkml.org/lkml/2005/9/1/210 hmm thats not good news for me.
<1> Seems it would work if I got back to pre 2.6.13-mm1
<0> hmm
<0> It can't be that hard to fix it
<0> just check the diff between the 2 versions and try to figure out what flip was used for
<0> is that driver you trying to build shipped with the kernel?
<1> no
<1> I dont belive so atleast, its a winmodem driver
<0> no it is not included in the kernel
<0> go get a real modem man, winmodems ****
<1> +#include <linux/tty_flip.h>
<1> i0stream: Its really a x101p for a voip
<1> i0stream: It just happens that it works as a modem too
<0> I see, so did ading that header help?
<1> no
<0> does this driver include any binary blobs?or all the source code is available?
<1> Their is some bin blobs
<1> So fixing the code might not let it run.
<0> sorry but I won't be able to help then
<1> i0stream: Well thanks for you help, it really was informitive
<2> Do you have any idea how I could find more details about this: http://pastebin.ca/56955 ?
<2> rootfs is minix on a syslinux based floppy
<2> ram disk support and initrd are set to y in "block devices"
<0> your paste doesn't tell much
<0> when does it panic?
<2> I can't really get much more since I'm taking this from bochs (can't "scroll" with qemu neither)
<2> It was previously craching after a "VFS" type error but it was just a matter of compiling ram disk support and initrd
<2> here's my config : http://pastebin.ca/56960
<2> I'm using linux-tiny patch set
<0> I can't really help you based on that paste
<0> the only thing I could think of is to make sure you ramdisk size is = or greater than your ramdisk file
<0> if your initrd file is say 32MB and your ramdisk is 4mb then things won't work
<0> I have to go now
<0> good luck
<3> hello
<3> is anyone here>
<4> anyone know why i have this volume control box in the middle of my screen after a kernel upgrade to 2.6.16.16 using the original config file?
<5> Anybody know of any kernel level drivers for Matrix Orbital displays?
<5> hm..
<6> hi, anyone know how the machine reboot event is caused wehn you press the ch***is button?
<5> hm...
<5> I used to know, lol...
<5> It's similar to how the Ctrl+Alt+Del is bound to the reboot sequence...
<5> T`2: Hey
<5> T`2: Perhaps Inputrc, maybe?
<6> hmm
<6> svm_invictvs, but i think its more hardware side..
<5> yeah
<6> like when you press a ch***is button, some kind of interrupt might be raised or something
<5> But, there's a configuration file somewhere that can define that in /etc, I think.
<6> i dunno.. just trying to browse the code, but haven't found any
<5> There's and event taht's triggered...
<5> ACPI configuration maybe
<5> Or APM configuration.
<6> can i check if i have acpi configured for this?
<6> my machine just reboots instantly when i p*** some ipmi power off commands
<5> hm
<6> i know the pm_power_off function points to the right one for the IPMI function, but none of the reboot/halt calls in i386/process.c are called when i do this ipmi power off
<6> its like yanking the power.. heh
<5> Yeah
<5> I seem to remember somebody mentioning doing this witha configuration file
<6> hmm.. i'm looking in /etc..
<5> There's a configuration file which tells the OS what to do on certian keypresses and what not
<5> like, when you press control+alt+f1
<5> or control+alt+delete
<5> And I think looking for that configuration, would be a good place to start looking for what you're looking for.
<5> Somebody told me how to set it up like that a long time ago, and I forgot how to do it.
<6> you think the function call path wil be similar to calt+del and a ch***is button?
<5> I think there's an events configuration file somewhere.
<5> What Distro are you running?
<6> rhel3
<5> hm
<6> but i have ubuntu dapper and FC4,5 also
<5> Well, man, I have no idea...
<5> T`2: I know it's been done, and it's a fairly common little linux tweak...but I just don't know how to do it, lol
<6> np svm_invictvs . thanks
<6> i'll look around
<7> yo
<7> i'm trying to do a little kernel modification. I have a hunch that a dvb adapter i have uses the same if not very similar IR reciever model as my old analogue tv adapter. both are made by the same company. I'd like to get the IR working on my dvb card, is there some tutorial i can read up on how drivers are written? As in, how the creators know what memory addresses to access and so forth? I have a very solid background in C.
<8> hey people !
<8> i have a question about USB in linux - how can i monitor the traffic (and contents of the URBs) to and from a USB device ?
<9> hi _RADIOhead
<10> * Topic for #kernel set by cef at Mon May 15 08:09:58 2006
<11> well, that's when 2.6.17-rc4-mm1 was released
<12> is there any code morphing tool avl on linux ?
<12> anybody ?
<12> help
<13> Is ioctl on a device only allowed as root?
<12> is there any code morphing tool avl on linux ?
<12> anybody ?
<14> please!, my kernel have a scsi disk, scsi generic and m*** storage drivers build-in, but i can't mount root filesystem at usb device... the bios load kernel perfectly, but kernel can't mount root file system. why the sda device only is detected after the root file system already mounted? (Even the built-in drivers compiled)
<14> wish 2.6.16
<14> /wish/with/
<15> reinaldo: you are trying to boot up from a usb flash disk?
<16> talk about a masochist
<16> next sumone will have hard wired an old 5.25" floppy drive too usb & be trying too boot off an old 360k floppy
<16> or worse the old 8" drives with half a k on a disk
<14> bobbens: yes
<14> bobbens: i found the problem.. i do do_mounts.o sleep 5 seconds to mount rootfs
<15> gb: ive got some 5.25" floppy drives... :P
<17> i'm experiencing the following kernel panic repeatedly: http://pastebin.com/726784 (and auto reboot doesn't seem to work)
<16> you should automate your nick change, etc
<16> TheMasterMind1: how bout you summarise your problem including things like kernel version & why this error suddenly started occurring
<17> ah, yes. sorry. i've tried 2.6.{12,16,17-rc4}. the kernel panics within 15-45minutes after bootup with heavy cpu usage.. the panics always include free_pages_and_swap_cache and different mm functions in the call trace. the problem began (i think) after we did a emerge system and upgraded gcc/glibc etc, but was rare when we didn't have much load on the server
<16> ok does it work ok with a stock kernel that came with your dist?
<18> gb, hi
<18> why are you yelling at me :)
<16> y***ine: cause I can :P
<16> thought you ask me too, I read yels is now known as y***ine too be yel @y***ine
<17> using gentoo, i used gentoo-sources to compile both .12 and .16 and vanilla for .17. i can try compiling the kernel on a different machine
<16> TheMasterMind1: that doesn't answer my question
<19> hey guys.. i need help.. i downloaded 2.6.16.16 source, and i want to compile 2.6.17-rc4, i reversed 2.6.16.16 to 2.6.16.1 and then patched it, but it didn't work.. the config still says 2.6.16.16. Any advices or help?
<16> more then likely your issue is with a config you constantly enable or something you failed too enable
<16> TheMasterMind1: by using a stock dist kernel we can then eliminate that issue
<17> well gentoo doesn't have a stock kernel, emerging gentoo-sources would be the closest thing to stock
<16> TheMasterMind1: in that case you'll need too take your issue up with #gentoo or similar
<19> gb: that was for me?
<20> Pons, make oldconfig first
<20> Pons, and check what your .version .kernelversion (one of these) and Makefile say
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