On Sat, 17 Jan 2004, Rogério Brito wrote:
> Hi, Alan.
>
> I'm back and I'm trying to follow your directions to the letter. I
> turned hotplugging completely, but kept the "echo 4" part.
Good.
> I tried to cut down the logs to what I thought was a safe minimum. If
> you don't need some of the lines that I'm including this time, please
> let me know and I'll do exactly what you tell me to do.
None of the stuff from before you plug in your drive is necessary. That
stays pretty much the same every time.
> The logs included were generated with kernel 2.6.0 plus the patch that
> you sent me before. I will upgrade to kernel 2.6.1 if you prefer me to
> do that (or any other version, if it helps you).
It doesn't matter. 2.6.0 is fine.
> BTW, you mentioned that compiling should take only very little time. I
> am always compiling the kernel from scratch, since I read sometime ago
> that the dependency system/Makefiles of the kernel could miss some
> changes in the files.
>
> From your e-mail I see that doing a "make mrproper" before compiling was
> overkill, right?
It sure was! These diagnostics I've been sending you affect only one
source file. After applying the patch it's enough for you to do
make SUBDIRS=drivers/usb/core modules
which will only compile the file that was changed. (I'm assuming you
configured USB support as a module.) Don't worry about the warning
message.
I'll take a closer look at your new log later on.
Alan Stern
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