Hi everyone, I am currently testing the new kernel on Limbo, and it is no good...
* I am on a AMD64 laptop with kernel 2.6.38 installed and ATI graphics card, I use ati-drivers to make it work. * I used kernel-switcher, because it is the future in kernel switching, isn't it? * kernel-switcher seems to do its job, the only suspect update is this one: >> ## [D] [sabayon-limbo->sabayon-weekly] sys-fs/udev-167-r1|0 [168-r2|0] I see very often that updated packages get replaced with sabayon-weekly ones, is it correct? * I reboot, in the boot menu I select kernel 2.6.39 and... Pitch black screen, the laptop fan gets turned off after some time and no response whatsoever, hard shutdown required. * After 2 of the above, I decide to go with the old kernel and look into it, the old kernel boots fine, but fails to load the ATI drivers, I setup manually a wireless connection and download the ATI drivers for the 2.6.38 kernel and everything is fine again... But wasn't the whole point of ati-drivers/ati-userspace separation to be able to have more versions of these drivers without any major hassle? The ati-drivers for the 2.6.38 kernel replaced automatically the 2.6.39 ones. I am now trying to update udev to the latest version, due to the black screen for on the 2.6.39 kernel I cannot get any log...
