installing the two karmic i386 packages fixed the problem for me (linux
2.6.28.14, Sansa e280, Rockbox 3.3). Thanks!
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Stefan,
The updated package works, but does not fix the bug... resume from suspension
still causes kernel panic on my Intrepid 64.
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linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-14-generic_2.6.27-14.19b292450v1_amd64.deb does
not work...
I got some error message in dmesg and wl driver failed to load all together...
sorry I didn't get a chance to copy down the specific error message.
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I just finally upgraded to Intrepid from Hardy, and the wl driver is causing
kernel panic again upon wake up from suspension.
Running 2.6.27-12-generic x86_64 kernel, with
linux-restricted-modules-2.6.27-12.17
booting into 2.6.27.11 with restricted-modules-2.6.27-11.16 does not
resolve the
Just for the sake of adding information:
this upgrade in Hardy seems to have fixed the problem for me (BCM 4328). I
have not had any kernel panic since. So perhaps dg's report is more specific
to Intrepid?
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updated to the fixed package. so far it has been working well.
suspend/wake cycle (which induces kernel panic previously in high frequency)
seems to work well.
upon waking, it does take a little bit (~30 sec or less) before network
manager gets the wireless interface to resume connectivity, but
thanks for the update Tim!
Can you tell me where the new patched package is available? repository to
enable?
I would love to help test the new fix.
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sorry again. 2.6.24.21-generic
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Let me correct myself from the previous post...
I have Broadcom 4328, running wl driver under kernel 4.6.24.21-generic
attached is the screen shot, when I wake the computer up from suspension.
** Attachment added: wl-kernel panic.jpg
I would also like to confirm this bug.
Running Linux Mint 5 (Hardy base) with kernel 2.6.24.21. running wl driver for
broadcom 4321.
We mostly get kernel panic when waking up from suspension or hibernation. It
seems wl driver is trying to reconnect but fails. about 3 out of 4 times
frequency
I followed to this from Bug #199888.
Toshiba M45-S351, running Intrepid Ibex 8.10 final release with kernel
2.6.27-7-generic.
same as Murali reported, missing toshiba kernel modules all together. Fn+ keys
are all defunct. I had problem with screen brightness since Edgy or Feisty,
but at least
I have Toshiba M45-S351 running hardy..
pretty much exactly the same problem -- none of the fn keys work,
I followed everything on this thread and gets exactly the same result...
I remember it worked back then... in Edgy at least. I think it was
broken since Feisty.
are there any work around
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