Re: Problem with recent udev upgrade (0.097-1)

2006-08-19 Thread Sylvain Archenault
I solved this problem as Ozzy mentionned, just to get sound today.

Thanks for your answers.


Jim Crilly wrote:
> On 08/19/06 12:55:57PM +0200, Sylvain Archenault wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> This morning, I upgraded udev to 0.097-1 from 0.093-1. After reboot,
>> I've got problem with my usb mouse and my usb wifi adapter. I solved
>> those problems by adding the corresponding module to /etc/modules.
>>
>> I still have problems with my sound card (Realtek ALC850 on Asus K8N-E
>> Deluxe board), I can't find the correct module. I was thinking it was
>> snd-intel_8x0, but it doesn't works fine.
>>
>> On boot time, i noticed a lot of errors coming from udev, telling an
>> error occurred while look up for group audio (but also nogroup), the
>> reason is "illegal seek" (I don't find those lines in log files). Those
>> errors might the cause of my problem.
>>
>> I found nothing interesting on the internet, neither in udev bugs.
>>
> 
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=383555
> 
>> I aslo tried to downgrade to 0.093-1, but I still got the same errors at
>> startup.
>>
> 
> As someone else mentioned it's a bug in a klibc function that udev just
> started using, if you downgrade udev it won't fix anything unless you
> regenerate your initramfs image. Or you could just wait a day or so as an
> updated klibc has been uploaded today.
> 
> Jim.
> 
> 

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Re: Problem with recent udev upgrade (0.097-1)

2006-08-19 Thread Ozzy Lash

On 8/19/06, Stephen Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

This one time, at band camp, Sylvain Archenault said:
> This morning, I upgraded udev to 0.097-1 from 0.093-1. After reboot,
> I've got problem with my usb mouse and my usb wifi adapter.

This one time, at band camp, Thierry Chatelet said:
> Got two problems similar to yours on two different computer:

This one time, at band camp, Daniel Foote said:
> I hate to "me too" these emails, but I've seen the same problem.

This is likely a bug i initramfs-tools, fixed last night or this
morning.  Try upgrading.


I used the patch supplied in:

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=383555

Which was to replace "nuke" with "rm -rf" in
/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-bottom/udev and then running
update-initramfs -u things started working for me, although there are
still some scary looking boot messages that people are saying are
harmless.


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Re: Problem with recent udev upgrade (0.097-1)

2006-08-19 Thread Jim Crilly
On 08/19/06 12:55:57PM +0200, Sylvain Archenault wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> This morning, I upgraded udev to 0.097-1 from 0.093-1. After reboot,
> I've got problem with my usb mouse and my usb wifi adapter. I solved
> those problems by adding the corresponding module to /etc/modules.
> 
> I still have problems with my sound card (Realtek ALC850 on Asus K8N-E
> Deluxe board), I can't find the correct module. I was thinking it was
> snd-intel_8x0, but it doesn't works fine.
> 
> On boot time, i noticed a lot of errors coming from udev, telling an
> error occurred while look up for group audio (but also nogroup), the
> reason is "illegal seek" (I don't find those lines in log files). Those
> errors might the cause of my problem.
> 
> I found nothing interesting on the internet, neither in udev bugs.
> 

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=383555

> I aslo tried to downgrade to 0.093-1, but I still got the same errors at
> startup.
> 

As someone else mentioned it's a bug in a klibc function that udev just
started using, if you downgrade udev it won't fix anything unless you
regenerate your initramfs image. Or you could just wait a day or so as an
updated klibc has been uploaded today.

Jim.


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Re: Problem with recent udev upgrade (0.097-1)

2006-08-19 Thread Stephen Gran
This one time, at band camp, Sylvain Archenault said:
> This morning, I upgraded udev to 0.097-1 from 0.093-1. After reboot,
> I've got problem with my usb mouse and my usb wifi adapter.

This one time, at band camp, Thierry Chatelet said:
> Got two problems similar to yours on two different computer:

This one time, at band camp, Daniel Foote said:
> I hate to "me too" these emails, but I've seen the same problem.

This is likely a bug i initramfs-tools, fixed last night or this
morning.  Try upgrading.
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Re: Problem with recent udev upgrade (0.097-1)

2006-08-19 Thread Daniel Foote

This morning, I upgraded udev to 0.097-1 from 0.093-1. After reboot,
I've got problem with my usb mouse and my usb wifi adapter. I solved
those problems by adding the corresponding module to /etc/modules.

I still have problems with my sound card (Realtek ALC850 on Asus K8N-E
Deluxe board), I can't find the correct module. I was thinking it was
snd-intel_8x0, but it doesn't works fine.

On boot time, i noticed a lot of errors coming from udev, telling an
error occurred while look up for group audio (but also nogroup), the
reason is "illegal seek" (I don't find those lines in log files). Those
errors might the cause of my problem.


I hate to "me too" these emails, but I've seen the same problem. I
have three boxes with this problem here - 1 AMD64 box and two 32bit
boxes. All of them don't see the USB mouse upon boot. Upon unplugging
and replugging the mouse they work ok. I also lost the sound card on
one of the 32bit boxes.

But that's ok... what's the fun of running unstable if this doesn't
happen every so often? (This doesn't affect me much at the moment).

Have fun...

Daniel Foote.


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Re: Problem with recent udev upgrade (0.097-1)

2006-08-19 Thread Thierry Chatelet

Sylvain Archenault wrote:

Hi,

This morning, I upgraded udev to 0.097-1 from 0.093-1. After reboot,
I've got problem with my usb mouse and my usb wifi adapter. I solved
those problems by adding the corresponding module to /etc/modules.

I still have problems with my sound card (Realtek ALC850 on Asus K8N-E
Deluxe board), I can't find the correct module. I was thinking it was
snd-intel_8x0, but it doesn't works fine.

On boot time, i noticed a lot of errors coming from udev, telling an
error occurred while look up for group audio (but also nogroup), the
reason is "illegal seek" (I don't find those lines in log files). Those
errors might the cause of my problem.

I found nothing interesting on the internet, neither in udev bugs.

I aslo tried to downgrade to 0.093-1, but I still got the same errors at
startup.

Thanks.
  

Got two problems similar to yours on two different computer:
On a laptop, touch pad is gone;
On a desktop, soundcard is gone.
Hope next update will clarify the problems
Thierry


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Problem with recent udev upgrade (0.097-1)

2006-08-19 Thread Sylvain Archenault
Hi,

This morning, I upgraded udev to 0.097-1 from 0.093-1. After reboot,
I've got problem with my usb mouse and my usb wifi adapter. I solved
those problems by adding the corresponding module to /etc/modules.

I still have problems with my sound card (Realtek ALC850 on Asus K8N-E
Deluxe board), I can't find the correct module. I was thinking it was
snd-intel_8x0, but it doesn't works fine.

On boot time, i noticed a lot of errors coming from udev, telling an
error occurred while look up for group audio (but also nogroup), the
reason is "illegal seek" (I don't find those lines in log files). Those
errors might the cause of my problem.

I found nothing interesting on the internet, neither in udev bugs.

I aslo tried to downgrade to 0.093-1, but I still got the same errors at
startup.

Thanks.
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