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<0> aNybody willing to have a look at a problem with the ISD-200 usb-storage driver on 2.6.15?
<1> is there a way to re-enable an IRQ after getting the messages "irq 5: nobody cared" followed by a stack trace and then "Disabling IRQ #5"?
<1> i'm getting this after resuming from swsusp with the ipw2100 driver on a dell 600m, kernel 2.6.14
<2> Eep! "cdrecord: Cannot allocate memory. Cannot get SCSI I/O buffer."
<3> nnod: Where are you getting this message from?
<3> what device is having the trouble with 5?
<3> if it's a pcmcia device you can exclude irq's & io address ranges from being used
<3> pretty much the same for most modules via parameters you p*** too the module whenloading
<1> gb: the message is broadcast from syslog using wall or something
<1> the device is on the pcmcia bus, it's an internal wireless adaptor
<3> nnod: yup thats what I figured, rtfm re pcmcia esp /etc/pcmcia/config.opts
<4> usually irq 5 is used by audio so you'll need too exclude it as well as the 3, 4 & 7 already excluded probably
<4> fortunatelymy hardware is intelligently configured not too conflict, unlike the dell obviously
<3> # CardBus bridge device itself; this file only affects resources
<3> # ***igned to cards. Also, interrupt settings here will only affect
<3> # ISA bus interrupts ***igned to 16-bit cards. PCI interrupts
<3> # generally can't be reconfigured.
<3> mm that means you'll probably need too go into your bios & configure it properly instead
<1> gb: thanks, but everything is working fine, just when i resume from hibernation my wireless card gets pooched
<1> my original question pertained more to whether it's possible to re-enable a disabled interrupt.
<3> nnod: its possible no doubt given everytime you boot it does so :)
<3> gday dingo :)
<1> gb: i was thinking along the lines of echoing something to some /proc entry to re-enable it
<5> is it possible to change the name of a process?
<5> such as how it appears in 'ps'
<6> hi it is right place to talk abt fedora core 3 kernel
<6> or not
<6> i am working on 2.6.9-1.667 (fedora core 3 ) .. i have created a kernel thread
<6> Badness in interruptible_sleep_on_timeout at kernel/sched.c:3004
<6> Sep 24 07:29:25 rpppc1 kernel: [<022f7ba4>] interruptible_sleep_on_timeout+0x5d/0x23a
<6> Sep 24 07:29:25 rpppc1 kernel: [<0211b5bd>] default_wake_function+0x0/0xc
<6> i am getting opps someting like this
<6> can anyone suggest wht shld i do
<7> hi
<7> is their issues with 2.6.15?
<7> specifically with ps2 kbd or promise raid controllers
<8> check the mailing list arcive
<8> +h
<8> isnt the ps2 keyboard just a standard HID device?
<8> i seriously doubt either have been affected
<7> well
<7> my promise card isnt working anymore
<7> but the bios detects everything as it should
<7> ?
<7> im lost here
<7> bedtime
<7> ill bbl
<3> no threats please
<7> lol
<9> heya paistis
<10> Anyone here that have recompiled the kernel to patch it with bootsplash?
<10> I've patched the sourcecode and I can see the option menu for bootflash in "make menuconfig" but i can't enter it (pressing enter to enter the bootsplash menu)
<11> http://pastebin.com/532311
<11> io region are disabled
<11> but this happens only under mips kernel
<11> someone could give me a clue where a could see or search to understand the card's problem?
<12> a sillynes in freebsd's manpage: it says in unix stream sockets you can p*** file descriptors. but isn't it supposed to be the opposite?
<12> (by opposite i mean datagram)
<13> hai2u
<14> I'm having a problem with a new kernel that i tried to build. I get a VFS error saying it cant open root device hda1 or unknown block (0,0). and a kernel panic saying pretty much the same thing. Im pretty sure I compiled ext3 support into the kernel. I dont have an initrd file for the kernel though, which when I used others, it mounted and gave me loads of module errors :P
<14> my question is where should I run /sbin/mkinitrd /boot/initrd-2.6.10.img 2.6.10
<14> i imagine replacing the versions with the kernel version i am compiling :)
<14> do I need to do it from the root directory of the sources?
<15> Hi
<15> i need a little help for my project. i'm trying to port the old linux lcd driver to kv2.6. but i got a problem understanding the datasheed of the lcd module.
<15> here it is: http://www.lcd-module.de/deu/pdf/doma/dip204-4.pdf
<15> on page 2 there is a tab where some bits are described. but what the hell is the * for?
<16> what's the best way to profile a kernel module's stack usage?
<16> is oprofile what i want to look into?
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