Quoth green at 2009-03-26 06:55...
> Try:
> echo none > "/sys/class/leds/iwl-phy0:RX/trigger"
> echo none > "/sys/class/leds/iwl-phy0:TX/trigger"
>
> Give at a minute or so...
> and if it works, then make it permanent with 2 lines in /etc/sysfs.conf:
> class/leds/iwl-phy0:RX/trigger = none
> class
Matthew Smith wrote at 2009-03-24 23:31 -0600:
> I am indeed using iwl3945 as I'm using kernel 2.6.26 for day-to-day
> operations. The main annoyance is that it makes the wireless light
> blink (before it was either on or off) which is going to require either
> tracking down how it does it and dis
Quoth green at 2009-03-25 14:26...
> This is off-topic for the thread, but
> I am happy with my 3945ABG: it works good with 2.6.26 (though I don't know
> about before that). I suppose you are using iwl3945 now; if you are not (are
> using ipw3945 and ipw3945d) be sure to try out iwl3945. Of cou
Matthew Smith wrote at 2009-03-16 23:18 -0600:
> It even found my horrible Intel
> 3945ABG card which is usually a real pig to get to work. It didn't work
> - complaining about something which I intepreted as a missing firmware
> package; but it found it, which is quite amazing!
This is off
Quoth green at 2009-03-14 03:28...
Also, you may want to try using the Debian linux-image-2.6.24 package¹. I
think it corresponds to 2.6.24.7, so if it works you should be able to install
linux-source-2.6.24², patch that source with the realtime patches, and then
use make-kpkg in the kernel-pa
* Matthew Smith (m...@smiffytech.com) [13.03.09 23:47]:
> Quoth green at 2009-03-14 03:28...
> > If the stock Debian kernel works, have you tried using that config for your
> > kernel?
> This is something that I have avoided as I have read in various places
> that there are often incompatible cha
Quoth green at 2009-03-14 03:28...
If the stock Debian kernel works, have you tried using that config for your
kernel?
This is something that I have avoided as I have read in various places
that there are often incompatible changes between minor versions (like
from 2.6.18 to 2.6.24). This also
Hi Mike
Out of curiosity, how do your lockups manifest themselves? Do you get
a flashing CAPS-LOCK light, perchance?
What you are seeing is a kernel panic. If you want to debug that,
Google for "magic sysrq" - it should get you on the right track. (It's
a kernel configuration option that
Matthew Smith wrote at 2009-03-13 03:19 -0600:
> All has gone well so far, but I am experiencing issues trying to boot
> the external disc with anything but the Debian stock kernel. Here are
> the facts:
>
> * I am booting from Grub on the internal disc.
>
> * With the Debian kernel, the external d
[Apologies for this re-post - not normally my way; however, I wanted to
be sure that this was a case of nobody being able to/wanting to answer
this rather than having sent at a bad time and having it slip under the
radar.]
Hi
Just to give a little background, after 3 years of running Gentoo (
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