[00:03] the kernel appears to not take the acpi_osi=!Linux parameter needed to make my sound work(used custom dsdt in feisty) [07:24] Is this a kernel related error? ata1.00: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x1c00000 action 0x2 frozen [07:49] * cofeineSunshine_ good morning [08:19] moin === asac_ is now known as asac === chuck is now known as zul === zul_ is now known as zl === zl is now known as zul [13:39] hi guys am looking for a help of connrate module in the kernel [13:39] any body know how i can get my wireless card up and running [13:52] Degi: this is probably not the place then. try #ubuntu ? [13:52] zerosoul: same for you [13:52] ok ur a very warm crowd [13:53] yea. 17C outside today here :-) [13:55] 31 over here [13:56] woha [13:56] na just mild [15:34] Hi folks, I'm trying to compile a custom kernel with some patches, and I also need the madwifi drivers from l-r-m to work. I have this working fine on my debian systems, but I [15:34] I'm new to ubuntu and the kernel setup's a bit different here... [15:35] is this the right place to ask about this or should I go to #ubuntu or something? [15:39] Chaps was SSP implimentd in Ubuntu 7.10 ? [16:09] I got probs compiling a custom kernel... Here's what I did and the error I got: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/42911/ [16:12] The KernelCustomBuilt page tantalizingly talks about "custom flavours", which sounds like just the thing, but it fails to actually construct the .deb at the end of the compile... "package linux-image-2.6.22-14-cnc not in control info" [16:21] A machine I'm using needs a custom kernel with some additional patches, and it needs l-r-m (for madwifi). I followed the instructions on the KernelCustomBuild wiki page but it failed... Details here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/42911/ [16:21] Any help appreciated [16:29] BenC: Hi! I'm a long-time debian user trying to compile a custom kernel in Ubuntu, but the instructions on the KernelCustomBuild wiki page aren't working for me. Details here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/42911/ [16:31] duq: rgrep for "xen" in debian/. and make sure you've added your custom flavor where it needs to be [16:31] duq: specifically, it needs to be added to the all_custom_flavours, and the per-arch (i386?) rules.d/ file [16:31] Ok I'll check thanks! [16:32] duq: then make sure to run "fakeroot debian/rules clean" before the build to generate the control file additions [17:18] crickey i completely forgot im going to a hockey game tonight === Lure_ is now known as Lure [20:36] Hi, I found a bug in the open-iscsi kernel module when trying to attach to a solaris / open solaris iscsi target, after talking with the open-iscsi devs they said this is a 2.6.22 kernel problem and was fixed in 2.6.23. I'm curious if this is going to be backported into the 2.6.22 tree for ubuntu or should I go about compiling a kernel from source ( I don't want to do this ). http://groups.google.com/group/open-iscsi/bro === TheMuso_1oston is now known as TheMuso_Boston [20:59] is there a place to find the changes between the vanilla 2.6.22 kernel and the ubuntu 2.6.22 kernel, my sound works with vanilla kernel, as well as kernels from mandriva and opensuse, but not with ubuntu, all are 2.6.22 [20:59] sorry, i'm a noob [21:00] which sound card do you have? [21:01] it's intel hda (conexant), but i'm on a toshiba p105 which apparently has a bunch of issues [21:01] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/136469 [21:01] Launchpad bug 136469 in linux-source-2.6.22 "toshiba p100 series dsdt acpi error no sound, works with acpi turned off." [Medium,Triaged] [21:02] so boot with acpi=off [21:03] isn't that dangerous though, it works with acpi on under feisty(so right now i boot that kernel), but 2.6.22 seems to boot faster [21:04] plus i'm trying to learn more about all this so that i can help other people fix problems they might have [21:05] gene6482: have you flashed your bios up to v3.0? [21:05] fuzzy: yeah i'm at v3.8 [21:08] on the toshiba linux mailing list it says that ubuntu backported something from 2.6.23 that makes it not work, but it doesn't say what it is [21:09] gene6482: apt-get install linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-14-386 [21:09] fixed it for me. [21:09] try that [21:10] i'll try it when i get home, it will work even though i use the generic kernel? [21:12] you need to read your forum again [21:31] anybody here now who might know how I can change EXTRAVERSION to something in addition to flavour when compilling using debian/rules? [21:34] The usual way to do it is add "AUTOBUILD=1 fakeroot debian/rules ..." [21:41] yes, but that name of the resulting kernel collides with the stock kernel [22:07] fuzzy: i tried installing that and there was no change