I'm not sure why you are apologising - I *really* am grateful for the
reminder! It's just that I was not the one that made the last update of
the kernel - someone else did it and did not inform me so I did not know
the ati-drivers needed to be rebuilt. I have already rebuilt them -
they should be in [community] shortly assuming it has not broken
again...or that I have broken it....again....
Vivek Ayer wrote:
Sorry about that. I meant they weren't yet rebuilt for the newest
kernel you released. Since you are the maintainer for both the
kernel26archck and ati-drivers, I assume you'll have an updated
ati-drivers package. Personally I don't mind using a modified kernel.
As long as you get from point A to B, you're fine. If I am correct,
you released the latest kernel on 10/2 and the latest ati-drivers on
9/30. I can wait it out, but if you can get an ati-driver pkg out for
this, that would be great. Really appreciate. You're doing a fine job
so far.
Also, out of curiosity, has anyone updated the nforce package for
nforce2 boards? It's funny because after I install the nforce packages
and load the module nvnet for my internet, I still have forcedeth in
use and when I unload that module, internet doesn't work. nforce
doesn't seem to be doing the job with the newer kernels. I don't why.
I have no qualms except I can't set any options in forcedeth that I
could in nvnet (i.e. optimization=1, for CPU load). If anyone could
look into that, that would be awesome.
As always, thanks a lot. I haven't touched windows for a while b/c of
arch (3 months and counting)
Vivek
On 10/7/05, Philip Dillon-Thiselton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's what happens when people step in and make updates and only do
half a job without even telling you... So much for common courtesy even.
Thanks for the reminder Vivek
dibble
Vivek Ayer wrote:
Hi all,
After upgrading to the latest kernel26archck to use the ati-drivers
package, I realized that the ati-drivers have yet been rebuilt for the
2.6.13. When I install the ati-drivers package, I get the error:
'error insert /path/to/fglrx.ko invalid module etc.'
I assume the maintainer dibblethewrecker will take care of this asap
b/c I need 3D accel. Without that fglrx module, I'm using the Mesa
modules which I can subsist on, but need ati for other things. Thanks
a bunch.
Vivek
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