=== asac_ is now known as asac [13:18] tseliot: did you use the kernel 2.6.23+ hack for avm drivers? [13:19] Kano: I don't use avm drivers [13:20] tjaalton you? [13:22] tjaalton: do you use the objcopy hack for avm? [13:24] tjaalton: similar to: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/fwlanusb/fwlanusb/PKGBUILD# [13:24] tjaalton: needed for all [13:33] nope [13:34] meaning I don't use avm [13:52] didnt you package it? [13:53] without nothing will work [13:53] so apply it [14:08] no I didn't [14:12] but you changed 2 avm bugs [14:12] TimoAaltonen [14:13] but you dont know anything about avm? [14:20] sigh [14:21] the bug about pci_register_driver is fixed in hardy [14:22] what's the other one? [14:25] Bug 128301 [14:25] Launchpad bug 128301 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24 "2 usefull missing avm drivers fcpcmcia and fcusb2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/128301 [14:26] that's not closed [14:26] I just moved it forward [15:13] hi guys [15:13] can anyone tell me where I can get the em28xx alternative driver from mrec [15:13] seems like mcentral.de is down [15:17] why am I getting error: linux/module.h: No such file or directory [15:18] i'm trying to compile a kernel module, i have the kernel sources & header in /usr/src/ [15:20] do you? [15:20] does /usr/src/linux point to the kernel source folder? [15:20] fdasfsad, yes [15:21] linux -> linux-source-2.6.22 [15:22] you're trying to compile a kernel module outside the kernel? [15:22] yes, so later i can insmod it... [15:23] well then check if there is some absolute definition for linux/module.h or check the makefile - maybe it points to a wrong folder for includes [15:25] what do you mean by absolute definition? [15:25] like #include "linux/module.h" [15:26] nope i'm using <> [15:27] ok [15:27] then check the Makefile [15:28] not using makefile yet... i'm trying to compile the basic module, i.e. hello world. [15:28] #define MODULE [15:28] #include [15:28] the first two lines ^ [15:28] then i have init_module() and clean_module() [15:29] then what options do you pass to gcc? [15:29] -c [15:30] any other options needed aside from the above stated? [15:30] sorry newbie here [15:34] fdasfsad, what could be wrong? i have recompiled the source before diving into module writing. [15:43] anyone who can help me... [16:42] hail [16:42] someone there? [16:42] im looking for kernel developer [16:45] I'm not a kernel developer, so not sure if I can still help you? [16:48] i only wanna report a kernel panic [16:48] that i found in last upgrade [16:49] when i do dist-upgrade, kernel 2.6.28-8 wasnt added to grub, so when i restart i cant choose it [16:49] then i update grub,and reboot i choose 2.6.24-8 [16:49] was kernel 2.6.24-8 sorry [16:49] i choose it but kernel panic appears [16:50] so i try to use 2.6.24-7 but Desktop was unable to use, so, in terminal, i built dependencies of mount and then kernel 2.6.24-8 was configured [16:50] now im using kernel 2.6.24-8 without any problem [16:51] :) thats what the problem [16:52] the upgrade was a problem cause dont built dependencies [16:54] ah, you're testing hardy [16:54] yes [16:54] :d [16:54] :D [16:54] best you can do is file a bug report I guess [16:54] if nobody else already did [16:56] but [16:56] i dont know where i can find that log messages [16:56] I guess they will tell you if they need them ;) [16:57] I don't understand the problem.. [16:57] xD [16:57] what does "built dependencies" mean? [16:58] which is the log file where boots messages are wrote [16:58] foir example, /var/log/syslog [16:58] but i dont found my kernelpanic [16:58] that's irrelevant [16:58] something went wrong with your update [16:58] what did you do to fix it? [17:02] build dep of mount [17:04] sorry, I don't follow [17:55] "kernel panic"? e.g., the initramfs not being rebuilt?