Hi.
I'm writing here because I didn't found a mailing list specific for udev.
I'm sorry if I am out of topic. In this case please tell me.
I'm trying to get an Huawei e220 UMTS/HSDPA USB modem working on my Ubuntu 7.10.
The problem of that peripheral is that when you plug the modem in the
USB
Hi.
I'm writing here because I didn't found a mailing list specific for udev.
I'm sorry if I am out of topic. In this case please tell me.
I'm trying to get an Huawei e220 UMTS/HSDPA USB modem working on my Ubuntu 7.10.
The problem of that peripheral is that when you plug the modem in the
USB
I think this problem is caused by the lirc_serial module, because if I
try to modprobe the lirc_serial module I get this error:
kobject_add failed for lirc_serial.0 with -EEXIST, don't try to
register things whith the same name in the same directory.
kobject_shadow_add
kobject_set_name
device_add
> It's hard to blindly guess because there's so little to go on.
> At the least, a complete list of the modules loaded, the EIP/RIP
> and the call trace. (This makes up 90% of the output, hence the
> suggestion to take a photograph).
Ok, I wrote down all the error:
I think this problem is caused by the lirc_serial module, because if I
try to modprobe the lirc_serial module I get this error:
kobject_add failed for lirc_serial.0 with -EEXIST, don't try to
register things whith the same name in the same directory.
kobject_shadow_add
kobject_set_name
device_add
It's hard to blindly guess because there's so little to go on.
At the least, a complete list of the modules loaded, the EIP/RIP
and the call trace. (This makes up 90% of the output, hence the
suggestion to take a photograph).
Ok, I wrote down all the error:
> You snipped the most important part. Even a digital photo of the
> crash would be more useful than what we have above.
> So far, there's not really much to go on.
Could you tell me what is the most important part, so I try to rewrite
it by hand?
I don't think a digital photo will be much
Hi.
I installed Ubuntu 7.04 and then upgraded to the future 7.10 on my
system based on an Asus Pundit barebone with 512 mb RAM and 120 Gb IDE
hard disk.
The system works without any problem, but when I try to shutdown or
restart the system, after a while during the shutdown process, the
system
You snipped the most important part. Even a digital photo of the
crash would be more useful than what we have above.
So far, there's not really much to go on.
Could you tell me what is the most important part, so I try to rewrite
it by hand?
I don't think a digital photo will be much useful
Hi.
I installed Ubuntu 7.04 and then upgraded to the future 7.10 on my
system based on an Asus Pundit barebone with 512 mb RAM and 120 Gb IDE
hard disk.
The system works without any problem, but when I try to shutdown or
restart the system, after a while during the shutdown process, the
system
Hi.
I'm using the 2.6.18 kernel (and I cannot upgrade it), but I need the
"k8temp" module which is available only from the 2.6.21 version.
Is there a way to use this module on my 2.6.18?
Thank you very much!
Bye.
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Hi.
I'm using the 2.6.18 kernel (and I cannot upgrade it), but I need the
k8temp module which is available only from the 2.6.21 version.
Is there a way to use this module on my 2.6.18?
Thank you very much!
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Thank you very much for your help!
Tomorrow I will try! :-)
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> Symbol: USB [=y]
> Prompt: Support for Host-side USB
> Defined at drivers/usb/Kconfig:51
> Depends on: USB_SUPPORT && USB_ARCH_HAS_HCD
> Location:
> -> Device Drivers
> -> USB support (USB_SUPPORT [=y])
Could you tell me how you found them, please?
> Hint: In menuconfig, type
> You could start by telling people what modules you are talking about.
The modules I need are:
- bridge
- ipv6
- thermal
- fan
- button
- processor
- ac
- battery
- dm_snapshot
- tg3
- serio_raw
- pcspkr
- sata_svw
- libata
- i2c_piix4
- i2c_core
- tsdev
- reiserfs
- dm_mod
- sd_mod
- mptsas
-
Hi.
During the Linux kernel compilation, I need to compile some modules
which are necessary for the system boot.
I localized these modules analyzing the modules which are
automatically loaded at the startup of my Debian system whith the
standard Debian kernel, through the output of the "lsmod"
Hi.
During the Linux kernel compilation, I need to compile some modules
which are necessary for the system boot.
I localized these modules analyzing the modules which are
automatically loaded at the startup of my Debian system whith the
standard Debian kernel, through the output of the lsmod
You could start by telling people what modules you are talking about.
The modules I need are:
- bridge
- ipv6
- thermal
- fan
- button
- processor
- ac
- battery
- dm_snapshot
- tg3
- serio_raw
- pcspkr
- sata_svw
- libata
- i2c_piix4
- i2c_core
- tsdev
- reiserfs
- dm_mod
- sd_mod
- mptsas
-
Symbol: USB [=y]
Prompt: Support for Host-side USB
Defined at drivers/usb/Kconfig:51
Depends on: USB_SUPPORT USB_ARCH_HAS_HCD
Location:
- Device Drivers
- USB support (USB_SUPPORT [=y])
Could you tell me how you found them, please?
Hint: In menuconfig, type / to search.
Thank you very much for your help!
Tomorrow I will try! :-)
Bye!
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