Can't locate the original URL but here is the patch file anyway:
Owen
John Danielson, II wrote:
Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
Owen Savill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
3) There is a kernel patch for the SanDisk USB disk caddies but this
does not appear to have been incorporated into t
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Owen Savill wrote on Fri, Jan 24, 2003 at 04:17:22PM + :
1) Some USB disk drives will also cause a kernel panic if plugged in
during a boot. These tend to be the `in caddy' type rather than the key
If by any chance another disk drive does actually mount the s
There is a 2.5 and 2.4 kernel patch available for the SanDisc USB disk
caddy. Has this been considered for inclusion into a Mandrake 2.4 kernel
? It may be usefull and would stop me having to build my own kernel all
the time :-)
Thanks,
Owen
Marcel Pol wrote:
On 18 Jan 2003 17:47:28 +
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Here are some `funnies' that I have found with USB hard disks. Strictly
off topic for `Re: [Cooker] kernel panic debugging' but it may help.
1) Some USB disk drives will also cause a kernel panic if plugged in
during a boot. These tend to be the `in caddy' type rather than the key
fob type. Sol
>> The symbol libpthread.so.0(GLIBC_2.3.2) has been removed from 4mdk
Isn't this a bit brutal, considering that everything either depends in
/lib or /usr/lib versions of this file ? Are you moving over to a
different PThread standard / model / POSIX compliancy or what ? I have
heard great stuff
upted route to host sorted out !
I don't think I'll try that again in a hurry !
but thankyou for trying.
I think I'll have to wait for the kpppd dial out daemon to appear :-)
Owen
Buchan Milne wrote:
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Owen Savill wrote:
Hello,
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Thanks for that.
Owen
Adam Williamson wrote:
On Wed, 2002-11-27 at 13:15, Owen Savill wrote:
Sorry, I should have said that I have made all the edits for Mozilla. My
comment was really that even when this is done TT fonts still don't look
as smooth as KDE's.
I found a freetype2
rsion in case it has some more /
newer stuff in it.
Thanks,
Owen
Adam Williamson wrote:
On Wed, 2002-11-27 at 10:11, Owen Savill wrote:
I agree. I find that as a laptop user the fonts look even better with
the rgba = rgb; lines commented "back in" in XftConfig.
Outdated. That
I agree. I find that as a laptop user the fonts look even better with
the rgba = rgb; lines commented "back in" in XftConfig.
However TT fonts still look pretty rough in Mozilla and Opera, maybe
they do things there own way ?
Owen
John Allen wrote:
Rocco Stanzione wrote:
On Tuesday 26 Novem
Hello,
Isn't it about time that a single user Linux box could do auto dial up ?
I mean if window$ can do it I'm sure Linux can too. I've tried with
diald and had very mixed results usually not working at all. I read
somewhere that ppp was capable but I have never managed to get it to
work ! Th
Gwenole Beauchesne wrote:
On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, Owen Savill wrote:
Going back to binutils2 and libbinutils2 that came with the stock 9.0
fixes the problem.
Hope this helps,
It would help if you provide a testcase because I simply can't read in
people mind, I am afraid. So please tell me
Hello,
It appears to be a Cooker problem.
Going back to binutils2 and libbinutils2 that came with the stock 9.0
fixes the problem.
Hope this helps,
Owen
Hello,
All my compilations go just fine until link time when the make crashes
out with a message:
foo.o could not read symbols: File truncated
Is this a known problem with the current Cooker release or have I
accidentally deleted something vital !
If I have deleted something vital could some n
>>> Does this include the preemption patch or low latency patch?
Or indeed the NGPT (Posix Threads) changes ?
Owen
scott chevalley wrote:
I saw the 2.4.19 on mdk club but I need XFS support so instead I've been
using a 2.5.46 kernel, which is working just fine so far. I need to
get 2.5.48 a
Hello,
I don't think it so much a case of "must have" as "would like to".
Personally I like to try to get as much out into separate partitions so
as to allow a new OS install without disrupting non rpm binaries, user
setups etc., etc.. Apart from the loss of 1 GIMP script I did a complete
instal
Already reported a similar probelm with the built in CD on my Dell
Inspiron laptop. I have to do a command (doesn't seem to matter if it is
'ls' or anything else) right down the /dev IDE bus chain until a reach a
directory which apparently has now entries. But once the 'ls', or
whatever, has b
Likewise for my Agfa SnapScan 1212U.
There is a Sane backend for this at :
http://snapscan.sourceforge.net/
but it never seems to make it into any Mandrake release :-)
Owen
Aleksander Adamowski wrote:
>
> Gabriel Phoenix wrote:
>
>> Eagerly waiting for a module for my old OpticPro 4381P scan
Thanks for that Vinny.
I eventually found a patch for the 2.4 kernel tree which apparently the
kernel developers are refusing to add to the kernel source. However I
applied the patch to the 2.5.33 source and the ScanLogic USB-IDE bridge
now works perfectly :-)
IDE devices seem to be a real st
> I just can't load the SCSI module
> (sg) needed for my usb-storage key with any 2.4.19 kernels.
Interesting...
Is this why my USB disk caddy that uses a ScanLogic USB-IDE bridge
doesn't 'work' ?
I can mount an USB storage device that doesn't have the USB-IDE bridge
(being a solid state dev
Updated perl-GTK packages and the drakxtools packages and harddrake now
works.
Owen
Owen Savill wrote:
>
> I'll look into that. The reply will probably have to wait until next
> week :-(
>
> It it still happens I'll attach the very verbose output as well !
>
>
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This is probably slightly off topic for this particular thread which is
addressing PCMCIA LAN card issues, but please don't forget that the
various experienced laptop problems do not just r
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My PCMCIA network card works just fine, it's the PCMCIA modem that
causes the lock-ups here (along with removing the AC cord, closing the
lid, etc., etc.), and then only when it is removed
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> Repeat with me:
>
> while (!convinced) {
> APM is good.
> ACPI is bad.
> }
Why even bother with the (!convinced) if ACPI is at the root of all the
various Laptop problem
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I concur with this sentiment. My Acer Extensa laptop also hangs when
trying to come back from a resume of any kind and when the mains power
is switched off. However, I still think there is
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> > Well, I thought your points where valid. I didn't
> > bash you. :)
Thankyou very much for that.
> Or maybe have it delayed and run when the screensaver
> comes up or the cpu has been i
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Hmmm. I started this thread about ACPI and APM and Kernel power management
and just how flaky things have got.
I know that I misspelled ACPI as APIC ! So I think this thread is now
carry
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I say go for it ! I want 3D for my Rage Mobility Pro which has been absent
since it appeared in 3.3.6 !
Owen
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> From: Brian J. Murrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subj
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>From what I've read this will also help Rage Pro and Rage Mobility chipsets
as well.
Owen
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> From: Adrian Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Cooker] Re:
Further to Ben's message I have a Dell laptop, so I may be able to offer
assistance. However, like Ben please let us know which Dell you have and
which video card it has.
Owen
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