I still have lockup problems with iwl4965 and the latest kernel
and firmware. Only around certain types of wireless points
such as found in FCC computer center at Fermilab, not at home
which is an 802.11g. Didn't have them under 5.2.
Only way to get around is to hook up to a cable, disable the
On Fri, 13 Feb 2009, Akemi Yagi wrote:
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 6:08 AM, Troy Dawson daw...@fnal.gov wrote:
Hi,
Sorry to contradict you, but if someone does what you say, they will install
all* the kernels and *all* the kernel-modules.
No, do *not* substitute update for install, they mean two
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You're quite right Troy. It's not as simple as what I put forth. I
hadn't appreciated how many kernel\*s there were! My point was that
using update leaves you with only the testing kernel and removes your
present working one. If the testing
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 10:45 AM, Robert E. Blair r...@anl.gov wrote:
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You're quite right Troy. It's not as simple as what I put forth. I
hadn't appreciated how many kernel\*s there were! My point was that
using update leaves you with only the
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It could be - I presume this is the province of the
/usr/lib/yum-plugins/kernel-module.py plugin? Troy must know what this
does since I see his name in it. It looks more like a module seeker
outer. I don't see kernels singled out in the
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 11:26 AM, Robert E. Blair r...@anl.gov wrote:
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It could be - I presume this is the province of the
/usr/lib/yum-plugins/kernel-module.py plugin? Troy must know what this
does since I see his name in it. It looks more like
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Thanks.
| installonlypkgs
| List of packages that should only ever be
installed, never
| updated. Kernels in particular fall into this category.
Defaults
| to kernel, kernel-smp, kernel-bigmem,
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 11:38 AM, Robert E. Blair r...@anl.gov wrote:
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Thanks.
| installonlypkgs
| List of packages that should only ever be
installed, never
| updated. Kernels in particular fall into this
Hello,
There is a new security kernel out for SL5.
It is based off the new kernel from Update 3, and hense, has all it's
changes, including driver updates.
I'm still a little nervous about pushing this out, so I'd like it to be
tested a bit more.
One of the new changes that it has is updated
I would be interested if anyone else with an iwl4965 driver tries
the new driver/firmware and sees their machine lock up from time to time.
In the presence of certain wireless access points (mostly in
Fermilab's Feynman Computing CenteR) my machine locks
up after about 10 minutes, unless I turn
Hi Steve,
Which driver and firmware are you using?
Is it this kernel and firmware I just pushed out?
Troy
Steven Timm wrote:
I would be interested if anyone else with an iwl4965 driver tries
the new driver/firmware and sees their machine lock up from time to time.
In the presence of certain
It's the same firmware but one version less of the kernel, 128 rather
than 128.1, will upgrade to 128.1 and see if it is any better.
Steve Timm
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009, Troy Dawson wrote:
Hi Steve,
Which driver and firmware are you using?
Is it this kernel and firmware I just pushed out?
Troy
Now I am up at the latest kernel too, will notify if rogue
wireless points take me down again.
Steve
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009, Steven Timm wrote:
It's the same firmware but one version less of the kernel, 128 rather
than 128.1, will upgrade to 128.1 and see if it is any better.
Steve Timm
On
Troy J Dawson wrote:
Hello,
There is a new security kernel out for SL5.
It is based off the new kernel from Update 3, and hense, has all it's
changes, including driver updates.
I'm still a little nervous about pushing this out, so I'd like it to be
tested a bit more.
One of the new changes
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