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<0> mingd: dmesg | grep Memory
<1> infi, thanks
<2> hello. i beliveve i have hit on a bug in kernel 2.6.16.16 with the 'radeonfb' drive which results in a system lockup.
<2> *driver
<3> does the X server or getty reinitialise the display on VT switch or does it work on save/restore state basis?
<0> Goran_: I expect it saves/restores
<0> rather, it saves it to another chunk of memory, which it then uses as a sort of virtual memory buffer, thus still providing updates to that other block of memory, then restores the block of memory to the mapped memory upon return
<4> Hello everybody! I need some help
<4> I`m using HP nx6110 with fedora 5... the problem is that when I change the default kernel the computer hangs and does not start
<4> It just blikns for a second and reboots
<4> Has anyone experienced such a problem?
<5> good morning
<6> Hmm. Should I remove all deprecated stuff that is defined?
<6> but then I would have to find undeprecated equivilants
<6> LOL
<6> kernel v1.0 is only 1230KB in size! :D
<6> hmm, quite a few warnings when compiling kernel
<7> why 2.6 doesn't support out_fd of sendfile to be a regular file?
<8> I am trying to build a i686 kernel on my AMD Athlon64, but I *cannot* select "i686" only i64, athlon64, etc. how do i build a 32bit kernel for i686?
<9> Hope-Home: i think you need to set ARCH= and CROSS_COMPILE= before make menuconfig
<9> i'm not sure if ARCH= is necessary
<10> hi all, I need help with problem... I need calculate some data from packet... is some way to send packet and after calculating data from this packet?
<11> keito82, use netfilters hook
<10> parag, sorry but I am kernelnewbies... where can I find it?
<11> keito82, google for it
<12> hey people ... would kgdb-2.4 for kernel 2.6.15.5 stop and wait for the remote gdb without placing 'kgdbwait' in the krenel command line ?
<13> IPsec routing problem (tell me if this is the wrong channel): tunnel is working correctly but the kernel isnt routing the package out at all. Any ideas?
<14> MDC: this aint the right channel, but I'm unsure where you could try either
<14> If memory serves ipsec is a bit of a black art
<14> I've not had any need for it anyhow
<13> gb, yes its really black magic and a pain to debug
<14> hehehe
<14> not as bad as trying too configure & secure sendmail though from memory of what I've been told
<13> i could only imagine.. but its really frustrating to see the packages go in from one interface and then just disappear in the kernel... somewhere..
<14> nah they don't disapeear it's routing too /dev/null :)
<14> because you've misconfigured it
<15> does anyone know when 2.6.17 will be released?
<14> but I'd have no idea how too configure it either
<13> yeah, probably, but i'm too stupid to see where..
<14> killer: yes
<15> when is that?
<14> but everyone is unsure :)
<15> i see it's on rc5 right now
<14> killer: I never said I knew :P
<15> @_@
<15> 2.6.17 is supposed to be able to take care of the alsa issues that wine has (something about message pipes)
<15> if gentoo had an ebuild out for any of the release candidates i would've already compiled one by now
<14> bah gentoo, use the source luke :P
<14> forget waiting for crappy dist patches
<15> well they're patched for a reason aren't they ;)
<14> killer: depends on how brain washed you are
<14> if you believed everything you read, you'd probably not be using linux :)
<15> unfortunately, believing everything i read lead me to using linucks >_>
<14> same deal with dist producers
<14> in theory dist patches make it easier for the novice linux user, in practice it results in lots of lazy ppl coming in here whinging that yaddadyadda kernel doesn't work till it's determined too be a dist related patch
<14> at which point they get told too go too #dist & complain instead
<14> often it's simply a matter of sumone misreading or not reading the ***ociated help with whatever option they were trying too use
<14> killer: stupid question, but what are you using wine for?
<14> or rather trying too use wine for :)
<15> steam, valve hammer, absolute poker, etc
<14> get the source & port them too linux? :)
<15> XD are you serious gb
<15> you've never heard of steam?
<14> nope, what is it a shoot em up, card, puzzle or what?
<14> I've heard of steam as in the stuff which comes off my caffiene fix :)
<15> http://steampowered.com >_>
<14> but not in relation too a me$$yd0$ gui app
<14> nah no mouse real estate here too paste that into lynx
<15> steam, the thing that's needed to run counter-strike, half-life, day of defeat
<14> half-life, wasn't that a film?
<15> oh boy
<15> you're not being serious are you
<16> surely you would've heard of counter-strike no matter which os you use
<14> nope
<14> everything I need I get as source or via aptitude
<14> kernel wise I stick with source
<16> is there a tarball i can download of 2.6.17-rc5
<16> or is it all just cvs
<16> also does it have the menuconfig in it
<14> Tonglebeak: I think you can patch up from 2.6.16 too it
<16> i have no idea how to do that @_@
<14> yeah, it's not strsight forward but probably still easier then using cvs
<9> linux never used cvs
<17> Hi. I keep on getting ata: abnormal state 0x80 on port 0x1F7 error when about to suspend2ram from time to time. I just found a possible solution here: http://lkml.org/lkml/2005/11/15/385. Is there any reason for which this is not fixed yet as of 2.6.16.17?
<14> cromo: sure
<14> possibly one of the reasons for 2.6.16.18
<17> this patch was posted back in 2005.... and no, ***uming from 2.6.16.18 changelog it hasn't been fixed yet
<14> cromo: feel free too do the work n submit the patch too fix it then
<14> but do it against 2.6.16.18 if you can be bothered too do something other then whine about it
<14> in the process you may discover why it hasn't been fixed yet :)
<14> ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzz
<17> gb: I just read through the entire thread and from what I can see it was recommended t increase the delay of ata_wait_idle only. From vanilla source I can see that this actually has been fixed this way
<18> hi
<18> i want to know if the ati theater 550 pro have support under gnu/linux and what its the module for use that tv-tuner
<17> but I still get this problem here
<19> ok quick question
<19> why would an old config with the same kernel on the same box all of a sudden not work on the same box and same kernel version?
<9> define not work
<19> kernel panic
<9> what's the message?
<19> let me get it again
<19> i took pics of it with my phone
<19> brb
<9> "cannot mount root" is a popular one
<19> yea thats part of it it hink
<19> got the pictures
<19> nope its dif
<19> well sorta
<19> kernel panic - not suncing : VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(8,4)
<19> same kernel version and same config as before ( cept with no framebuffer and v4l support)
<19> same box
<9> are IDE and filesystem drivers modules or builtin?
<19> builtin
<9> one of em must be missing
<9> you might have had them in an initrd before
<19> everything is the same as before tho
<19> only things i changed where framebuffer and v4l
<19> nope i did not
<19> did not make an initrd image last time
<9> then i dunno
<19> and when i try to use a kernel from the distro i get somthing very dif
<19> can some one help?
<20> redphoenix1: all points to what balrog-kun said
<20> you need to buildin your IDE controllers and filesystem drivers, cant be anything else
<19> ok
<19> i am looking in menuconfig right now to see if there is anything i missed
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