[00:00] <sven-tek> Hi! Ubuntu's kernel config has disabled force feedback drivers (CONFIG_HID_FF is not set). Is there a reason for this? I'd like to use this feature.
[00:55] <BenC> emgent: not a kernel bug...and I've never used it so can't really comment on it
[01:00] <emgent> BenC: package is the same, but have problem with the last kernel.. (thinking to wireless card driver)
[01:10] <BenC> emgent: it's probably because the wireless api changed and that package needs to be updated
[15:10] <afflux> Hi. There is a number of people suffering from a regression introduced in the 2.6.24 kernel, where the RTL8111/8168B network chipset does not work at all. The bug is fixed with the intrepid kernel. It's bug 221499
[15:13] <smb_tp> afflux, do you own a card like this?
[15:14] <afflux> no, a friend does.
[15:14] <smb_tp> afflux, I just scanned over the issue, so this might be inaccurate
[15:14] <smb_tp> afflux, I noticed something about interrupt 220
[15:15] <smb_tp> afflux, I saw such high numbers when msi was used 
[15:15] <smb_tp> afflux, maybe it would help to try pci=nomsi as a test
[15:15] <afflux> oh okay, I'll give it a try
[15:16] <afflux> thanks for the hint
[15:16] <smb_tp> afflux, I would appreciate to know whether that changed anything
[16:04] <afflux> smb_tp_: it seems to work with pci=nomsi
[16:04] <smb_tp_> afflux, ok, great. that give me some place to start
[16:05] <afflux> okay. I'll post that to the report for the record.
[16:05] <smb_tp_> afflux, ok, had posted that option, but feedback for the record is good. I'll dig for a solution
[16:06] <afflux> great, thanks