2011/10/23 ael <a.e.lawre...@lboro.ac.uk>: > On Sun, Oct 23, 2011 at 02:48:50PM +0200, Bart Hartgers wrote: > > Well it is nice to know that you can now see the problem directly. > >> However, that does not match with your observation that your ark3116 >> failed on 2.6.34. You mentioned that you sometimes have a problem with >> a flaky connection to your gps. Could that play a role here? > > Not sure. I can't remember when I tested 2.6.34, but I think that was > when I was away from home and so my instruments. But I usually tried > several times and often checked on the working kernel, so I am > pretty confident that I had a good connection. Also IIRC, that was the > current debian kernel when I first reported the bug. And I would not > report a bug without first checking carefully. > The plot thickens: ubuntu's 2.6.38 kernel with ubuntu 11.04's userspace works. But the same 2.6.38 on 11.10 userspace does not work. So your report on 2.6.34 is most likely accurate. Somehow userspace is what it is triggering the problem. > > But then again, would the version on the debian 2.6.34 be the same as > you were trying on 2.6.38? > IIRC, 2.6.34 is the first version with the updated driver. After that, there are only unimportant interface changes to keep up with the rest of the kernel. So 2.6.34 should work as well as 2.6.38 or even 3.0. > > Well thanks for trying and indeed the original driver... For the moment, > I should be able to go back to the old kernel until some upgrade on > debian testing prevents that :-) > Hmm, maybe I should try 2.6.32 on the 11.10 userspace and see what happens.
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