this was not the original default and getting
it this way was the solution to a lot of pain in the form of random SIGFPEs).
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one doesn't (possibly because it relies on the hardware more).
Not that it matters I guess.
Later! -Tyson
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s far as I can tell, is that since your upgrade, something is
now caring (and specifically checking to see) that it cannot generate NaNs.
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ce the math library is being implicated here...
This comment might not be that relevant depending on what you are running, but
what if you load the kernel math fixups (modprobe math-emu)?
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misc
options snd-es18xx isapnp=0
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guess it was split off sometime on the road
to 2.6. Maybe the config option didn't exist before, or maybe Debian kernels
just used to compile it in by default.
-Tyson
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ite behaviour is to also
to always return zero. I wonder if it is the same thing that is effecting
the EV4. Could all kernel math fixups be MIA due to the same thing?
Later! -T
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s had
been broken in later kernels.
(see the thread "Kernel IEEE Math Completion (everything is zeroed!?!)"
at "http://lists.debian.org/debian-alpha/2006/06/";)
That long and the short is that we figured out that it was busted somewhere
between 2.4.27 and 2.6.16, but no solutio
logies Inc 3D Rage Pro 215GP rev 92, Mem @
0x09
00/24, 0x0a803000/12, I/O @ 0x8400/8, BIOS @ 0x8000/17
Good luck! -T
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On Wed June 14 2006 22:48, Tyson Whitehead wrote:
> I've also apt got kernel-image-2.4.27, but the reboot will have to till I'm
> actually physically present (for sure either the qlogic driver or udev will
> require manual intervention and a few boots to get straight). : )
Oka
(Debian
1:3.3.5-13)) #1 SMP Tue Nov 22 21:17:09 UTC 2005
gcc (GCC) 3.3.5 (Debian 1:3.3.5-13)
cpu model : EV56
cpu variation : 7
It does look like things indeed used to work... I'll send another email once
I have a chance to boot an older kernel.
Thanks! -T
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EV6 (or later), and so on your box it is being done correctly in hardware?
Maybe my memory is just bad and the Linux kernel's idea of a floating point
fixup has always been to just zero the registers?
Thanks for checking! -T
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in the IEEE floating point fixup code in newer kernels.
Unfortunately, I'm stuck at 2.6.15 or greater due to new udev requirements
(and only 2.6.16 is available), but is there anyone else out there running an
older kernel (maybe even 2.4) that could give this a
could see on the Debian packages page, it looks like stable
is running xfree...
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0.4-3 X.Org X server -- mouse input driver
ii xserver-xorg-video-ati 6.5.8.0-1 X.Org X server -- ATI display
driver
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command "b [parition]/ initrd=" (there are other commands for listing files, and so on).
Later! -T
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image ("find . | cpio -o | gzip > " -- creates an
image from the current directory).
You can do similair stuff with the other initrd builders (include possibly
just having to editing the configuration file).
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module has recently been superceeded by the qla1280
module (the more robust qla1280 was recently extended to handle the qlogic
chips, as the qlogic driver was lacking [at least] proper error handling).
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mages (2.6.16).
They are available on my box ("whitehead.apmaths.uwo.ca/~tyson"). The
patched "snd-es18xx" works for me. However, 2.6.16 gives me the inconsistent
page stuff when "aplay /usr/share/sounds/KDE_Startup.wav" finishes for both
eh "snd-es18
to talking over net sockets).
PS#2: I resolved the dependency requires/conflict problem in the 2.6.14
kernel package on my box. Unfortunately, the latest version of udev now
appears to require 2.5.15 or higher (which is why my box didn't come back up
from my last remote reboot) -- I&#x
me doesn't work for you guys.
-T
PS: I guess it is also possible that something changed
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rementing relatively quickly and everything
else staying pretty much stable (except the clock of course)? Before I came
up with my patch it used to stay fixed.
-T
PS: I see there is also an "#undef REG_DEBUG" in the code. It looks like if
you change that to a "#define RE
river with the "isapnp=0" option.
As to kernel versions I would not recommend anything earlier than 2.6.14 as
that was the earliest release for which all the udev issues were finally
sorted out. I haven't tried anything newer as I have not needed to.
Let me know how it goes! -T
the other entries). Linux
doesn't require this. Maybe something is screwy between this.
Later! -T
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ering about some circulair dependency problem with
the ext2 utilities, I also managed to get around that by manual downloading
and installing one or both of the packages that were causing the loop (if you
are doing a manual install with dpkg there is a --force option you can use to
cause it to
I guess I should probably open a seperate bug report.
https://bugtrack.alsa-project.org/alsa-bug/view.php?id=1246
It would be nice to know why the code was ifdefed out in the first place...
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ags: bus master, stepping, medium devsel, latency 255, IRQ 44
Memory at 0900 (32-bit, prefetchable) [size=16M]
I/O ports at 8400 [size=256]
Memory at 0a801000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=4K]
Expansion ROM at 0a00 [disabled] [size=128K]
t that is as buggy as I'll get out. Maybe try the
ide_generic module. It works for me on 2.6.14.
I stopped using the cmd64x module quite a while ago. It enabled DMAing, which
resulted in random corruption on my backup IDE harddisk. Maybe enabling it
has some sort of interupt problem as
specific problem.
I'm running an almost stock 2.6.14 (a specially patched alsa driver) with the
Debian unstable distribution. I have an ATI 3D Rage Pro 215GP (rev 5c) PCI
card in my 500au running in 24 bit color mode (32 bits in the frame buffer).
No problems with any KDE applications (or Gnom
our kernel (only the very latest 2.6
kernel versions export all the information required by the latest udev to
user space).
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s recent a kernel as 2.6.12 there seems to be a disagreement
with udev and the kernel on how the kernel event's socket interface coexists
with its /proc/sys/kernel/hotplug interface -- events get dropped).
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orrupts
random data on my IDE harddisk).
Later! -T
PS: My machine is as PWS500au.
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ow. That sounds very odd. I don't know what is going on, but I would
naively guess something along the lines of gamma correction screwing up.
Possibly differences in QT's and GNOME's gamma handling results in the one
tripping up on something specific with this setup one but not th
ch with -u2 in the first place. Sorry about that folks. *sigh*
Guess everything should sort itself automatically as stuff is rebuilt.
Thanks to all for the quick replies!
Later -T
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ch program and its
libraries 'OKAY' if the math is all integer or trapped and 'FAIL' otherwise.
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u'ed to root and completed the build without
fakeroot.
If you've got root on your machine, maybe you could take that route The.man
page pkg-buildpackage also suggests sudo, super, or really.
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n zombie threads. It does produce the different proc
accounting though.
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s to using NPTL?
I had assumed they were all using it by now.
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s some bugs that are marked as fixed-upstream:
-Fix broken pthread_cleanup_push on Alpha. (Closes: #197988)
The proc weirdness issue (not differentiating between threads and processes),
still exists when using the earlier libraries. I wonder if that is a
pthreads issue or a kernel one
/).
Weired. Is pthread implemented significantly different on the Alpha (i.e.,
spawning full process instead of light weight ones), or is the kernel just
messed up?
Later -T
PS: compile with "gcc -o threadtest threadtest.c -lpthread"
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"/etc/modules" on start up. This is useful if you don't have hardware
detection and/or want something other than the default driver loaded.
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nice debs you can just install with "dpkg -i". Zap "kernel-image-"
to recover your disk space.
Later & Good Luck! -T (email me if you have any more questions)
PS: I CCed this to this list because someone on it a while ago was asking
about the second patch an
(I did
an update to the latest unstable this morning -- that didn't help)?
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thing comes with
a 2.6 kernel and the ps_mouse module. You appear to be running a 2.2 (you
may want to update that *grin*), so I'm guessing you want a different mouse
device (such as /dev/psaux for a PS/2 mouse or /dev/ttyS0 [or ttyS1] for
serial mouse, etc).
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Fast-wide SCSI (rev 05)). Thanks for the work. It's great to feel like your
SCSI controller is being supported again. *grin*
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;MODULES=dep" in
"/etc/mkinitrd/mkinitrd.conf" (disables auto determination of the modules)
and then reinstall the kernel image (i.e., rebuild the initrd file).
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able on the Alpha at one time (2.4.18 and
earlier to be specific). That was quite a while ago though, so it would be
good to know if anyone has had any problems since then.
Thanks!
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-pre4/ext3: Fix out-of-inodes handling
o 2.4.20-pre4/ext3: fsync optimisation
o 2.4.20-pre4/ext3: Fix truncate restart error
o 2.4.20-pre4/ext3: Performance fix for O_SYNC behaviour
o ext3 __FUNCTION__ usage in 2.4
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entioned ISO.
ReiserFS went on no problem. That new partitioning system is sure slick!
PPS: On another positive front, after reading the maillists, I would have to
say that the new amd64/em64 stuff is really doing a lot for pushing for 64bit
cleanliness...
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there should be a note somewhere in the guide that says you (or at
least I had to) to pass "root=/dev/ram ramdisk_size=16384 devfs=mount,dall"
in the flags when booting off a network device to do a bootp/tftp install...
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Thanks for all the USB info responsesl
Have a good X-Mas all!
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Does anyone have some advice about what type of USB PCI card to get (so I can
expect it to work under Debian on a PWS500au). I recall someone saying a
while ago that USB under Alpha was not so well supported?
Thanks!
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out this
patch, it just endlessly plays the first 0.5s of sound).
After a certain version (2.6.8 and greater I think) you also have add an
include line into one of the files to get it to compile (I think it was
'#include ' in pcm_native.c or '#include ' in
pcm_memory.c -
to get it to compile (I think it was
'#include ' in pcm_native.c or '#include ' in
pcm_memory.c -- that's really stretching the memory though).
Later!
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ci cards you have. Do a 'dpkg-reconfigure
xserver-xfree86' to redo your X configuration.
- -T
PS: A 'cat /var/log/XFree.0.log' will give you more info on why the X server
failed.
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figure xfree86-common" would
help...
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I'm thinking the the mm4 solution, ifdefing it out, may result in
Reiser4 filesystems created on 64bit platforms not being compatible with
those on 32bit...
Yur __attribute__((packed)) would be the correct solution in this case.
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actually try the
resulting drivers though, so don't know about runtime.
Maybe you want to try that. I also have a vague recollection, from reading
newsgroups, about something about needing to having to have the new 8K stacks
enabled (or something like that) -- don't know any de
sibly it's something to do with isapnp that's brings down your box (i.e.
maybe it will load without crashing your box if you do a 'modprobe es18xx
isapnp=0')?
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PS: If that works (i.e. the module loads with out it crashing), but you then
get play back looping, I have a patch.
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On June 21, 2004 20:59, Steve Langasek wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 16, 2004 at 04:47:36PM -0400, Tyson Whitehead wrote:
> > Now if we can get whatever patch is stopping my CMD IDE controller from
> > working revoked as well, and my ALSA patch
too.
Probably you have the 18MB libc thing (i.e. one version of it was not
stripped). If that's the case, just do an update.
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142 Serial PHY (2)
block.
tulip0: Index #3 - Media AUI (#2) described by a 21142 Serial PHY (2) block.
tulip0: Index #4 - Media MII (#11) described by a 21142 MII PHY (3) block.
tulip0: MII transceiver #5 config status 784d advertising 01e1.
eth0: Digital DS21143 Tulip rev 48 at 0x9000, 00:00
t the Debian kernel source of interest and download a corresponding
stock copy from kernel.org as well. Copy 'arch/alpha/kernel/core_cia.c' from
the stock kernel to the Debian kernel and build away.
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artition to hold kernel images to boot. Root and
the rest of my system is reiserfs.
PPPS: I did have problems with the CMD646 controller (on the motherboard)
corrupting my IDE drives.
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Inc) PCI0646 (rev 01)
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ils about it a while ago.
Did an update the other day, and the current version (unstable) seems to be
stripped again (18MB->1MB).
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ver you could get (just do a
search on google and you will see people being constantly referenced to it).
The company/link seems to have gone under though.
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stem or a different IDE controller.
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ll (PWS500au). Got around them by
custom compiling a kernel without my specific chipset support (i.e. just
generic IDE support).
I guess the IDE controller (a CMD646) is pretty buggy and removing support for
it from my kernel stops the enabling of anything other than the most generic
features.
80]: opened pipe
famd[3380]: New DirWatch for /etc (802 6c1)
famd[3380]: New FileWatch for 802 1e191
famd[3380]: told dnotify to monitor "/etc/mtab" = dev 8/2, ino 123281
famd[3380]: Setting groups to: 501
famd[3380]: Setting egid to 501
famd[3380]: Setting euid to 702
famd[3380]: ex
t know what gcc is used on the boxes used to compile the packages,
but gcc-3.3 in the testing distribution has already been patched (a patched
gcc is easily identified by checking the gcc man page for a DEBIAN SPECIFIC
part under -mieee).
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f the code only does finite math,
and you wish to generate (potentially) more optimized code specify
- -ffinite-math-only.
(if code that requires support for NaNs and infs is being compiled with
- -ffinite-math-only, then it is time for a bug report *grin*)
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h.o to be linked into the resulting
executable. This code sets the FPU to map denormals and underflows to zero
(i.e. code compiled with -ffast-math does not SIGFPE over denormals).
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/lib/gcc-3.x.x/specs file... *grin*
(for the curious, the patch doesn't work this way, as I couldn't figure out
how to do it in an architecture clean way at the GCC source level)
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;t work ( In KDE 3.0.1 instead it works very fine)
Emacs defaults to no mouse wheel. You can turn it on.
M-x customize
Pick Environment.
Pick Mouse.
Toggle Mouse Wheel Mode.
Pick Save for Future Sessions and Set for Current Session.
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If you compile the drivers as modules you can probably determine the order
they appear in by setting the order in which you load the drivers.
Doing this will probably require editing your /boot/initrd.img-2.4.xx image.
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The 500au's have a pretty buggy IDE controller (the CMD646).
You might want to try a kernel that has not been compiled generic IDE support
to stop automatic enabling of DMAs, etc.
I know stock 2.4.21 dies if I compile in CMD support.
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then use resize_reiserfs to extend the file system to fill it up.
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that's the case, the patch would be OK with me,
> since actually also very little code needs high floating point
> performance.
I don't have time right now to look at any more GCC code, but from what I have
seen, the OVERRIDE_OPTIONS macro looks like it might do what you are lo
o the ALSA developer group
a few months ago, but don't know if anything was ever made of it.
Possibly it could also be of some relivance to anyone interested in 2.5/2.6
kernels (didn't Linus make ALSA the official sound system somewhere in the
2.5 releases) on the PWS500's.
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image, you still have a chance. Ctrl+p (if I recall correctly) will get
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On Friday 01 August 2003 02:39, Jan-Benedict Glaw wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-07-31 12:47:01 -0400, Tyson Whitehead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Does anyone know how to clear/unset SRM variables using the SRM_ENV
> > module?
>
> What machine is it? What SRM version do you have?
A
en version to stop apt-get from replacing them on you. For example:
Package: kdelibs-bin
Pin: version 3.1.1-1
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PS: Pinning a package overflows to other packages through package
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indeed, I *intend* for it to be difficult.
r~
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I responded (July 23):
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> (1) This has been the status quo on alpha since the beginning of time.
> Not just with GCC, but with DEC C as well. Why change now?
Default IEEE vs d
cle (unstable) a working version would once again appear on
my system.
It's been quite a while now. Am I mistaken in this assumption?
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py a couple of files back and forth *grin*).
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Does anyone know how to clear/unset SRM variables using the SRM_ENV module?
The only thinking I could think of,
'echo -n >/proc/srm_environment/named_variables/boot_osflags',
doesn't seem to work...
Thanks & Later -T
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lation.
(I think 'make help', or something like that, will give you the options)
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ies it depends on needs to be
recompiled with -mieee. See the eariler thread on SIGFPE and -mieee (starts
in June) on lists.debian.org/debian-alpha for more info.
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ion number is given as the second
paramater. The program modifies the configuration info in the aboot image
that resides on the first several sectors of the drive.
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that your newly installed aboot is configured by
default to look for your /etc/aboot.conf file on the first partition. Use
'abootconf /dev/sda 2' to change that to the second partition.
You will have to change the /dev/sda bit to your correct boot device.
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've checked
> the volumes, and they're set properly.
If you are using the ALSA drivers (don't know about OSS) you have to turn on
capturing on the right line. Run alsamixer and press space on the line you
want to capture (in your case, probably either Mic or Line).
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expert) a very clear
break in the compiler between the intermediate RTL code (on which
optimization, etc, are performed) and the final translation into actual
machine specific assembler.
Later -T
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package
maintainers. *grin*
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Graduate Student- Applied MathematicsUniversity of Western Ontario,
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rt against gcc,
shortly. Comments? Suggestions?
Thanks -T
PS: Incidentally, I checked both LAPACK and BLAS (on which ATLAS is based).
They are currently both being compiled with -mieee.
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round the KDE metaclass build problems.
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Computer EngineerDept. of Applied Mathematics,
Graduate Student- Applied MathematicsUniversity of Western Ontario,
GnuPG Key ID# 0x8A2AB5D8 London, Ontario, Canada
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