Hi You can try for testing purposes the new kernel 3.11.7-99 (pratically is Kernel 3.11.8 at 99.9%)!
The rpms for omv2013.0 are available, the folder with the rpms for kernel-nrjQL-desktop is here: http://abf-downloads.rosalinux.ru/kernels_3_11x_one_personal/repository/openmandriva2013.0/ From: irc://freenode/openmandriva-cooker [11:21] niccco Hi to all! [11:28] niccco ------------------ [11:28] niccco Kernel 3.11.7 that is pratically like will be 3.11.8 at 99.99%: [11:28] niccco I've tested succesfull in all my PCs, now I'm uploading it to ABF [11:28] niccco - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [11:28] niccco %changelog [11:28] niccco * Sun Nov 10 2013 Nicolo' Costanza <[email protected]> 3.11.7-99 [11:28] niccco + update to 3.11.7 stable plus all the patches from the 3.11.8-rc1 [11:28] niccco - update: /patches-QL/uksm-0.1.2.2-for-v3.11.ge.7.patch [11:28] niccco - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [11:31] niccco The project is stored here: [11:31] niccco https://abf.rosalinux.ru/nicco/Kernel-3.11.7-99-ONE [11:31] niccco - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [11:35] niccco right now I've started a rebuild in ABF for testing (only nrjQL-desktop flavour) [11:37] niccco Here's the wip build list > https://abf.rosalinux.ru/kernels_3_11x_one/Kernel-3.11.7-99-ONE/build_lists [11:37] niccco - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [11:45] niccco In about one hour from now, the rpms for kernel-nrjQL-desktop 3.11.7 (pratically 3.11.8!) should be available, so it would be possible for who want testing, to install and try it from my personal repo, exactly from > http://abf-downloads.rosalinux.ru/kernels_3_11x_one_personal/repository/ [11:45] niccco - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bye, NicCo Il Domenica 10 Novembre 2013 10:00, Nicolò Costanza <[email protected]> ha scritto: Hi I've prepared and installed it on my PCs since yesterday and the PCs works fine, it has been not switched off... %changelog * Sat Nov 09 2013 Nicolo' Costanza <[email protected]> 3.11.7-70 + update to 3.11.7 stable plus all the patches from 3.11.8 rc1 IMPORTANT: since some hours, I discovered it now, it has been released a specific UKSM version for kernels 3.11 (and even 3.12: now to prepare kernel nrjQL 3.12, we need mainly the release of CK1 patches with BFS scheduler) With Kernel nrjQL 3.11 we are using the 3.10 version, for the reason that a specific 3.11 version was not available, so I did in the same way of Archlinux that is using the previous patch for kernel 3.10 version Naturally I'll replace UKSM with proper version 3.11 in the rc1 and in the final version in time for the Kernel 3.11.8 a final version with 3.11.8 stable (official final patch and proper toi) might be prepared and released on 12 november bye, NicCo Il Sabato 9 Novembre 2013 10:23, Nicolò Costanza <[email protected]> ha scritto: Hi The rc1 versions of our kernels have been released now! Kernel 3.10.19 http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/1592632 Kernel 3.11.8 http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.linux.kernel/1592598 To prepare them properly it needs to wait for their release, in 11-13 november, but... with more than 99.9% chances the rc1 patches should be the same of 3.11.8 final! About Kernel 3.11.7: if we have haste to test latest fixes and improvments: I've added all the patches from 3.11.8 rc1 to /patches, releasing with the 3.11.7 number right now, I'm rebuilding then I'll install, reboot and test all my usual apps in my PCs... %changelog * Sat Nov 09 2013 Nicolo' Costanza <[email protected]> 3.11.7-70 + update to 3.11.7 stable plus all the patches from 3.11.8 rc1 If the kernel-nrjQL-desktop will be OK, at least for my PCs, then I'll send to it to ABF: I'll inform you immediately about the place where you can import the new kernel srpm (I hope, but only if everything is ok, for this afternoon) bye, NicCo
