acpi patch for 2.6.7
Hi!
I'm looking for the last acpi patch for kernel 2.6.7 (acpi-20040715-2.6.7-diff), but I could not find it on the kernel.org ftp server.
Could anyone please tell me to a location to download it, if it is still availiable somewhere?
Thanks in advance,
soenke
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hello Sönke..
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I'm looking for the last acpi patch for kernel 2.6.7 (acpi-20040715-2.6.7-diff), but I could not find it on the kernel.org ftp server.
Could anyone please tell me to a location to download it, if it is still availiable somewhere?
i fear, it is not officially available anymore. you could try to integrate the ACPI stuff from 2.6.8 into your 2.6.7. or ping me again next week when i will have access to my backup harddisk which should have a copy of the patch on it.
bye,
sebastian
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hello Sönke..
Quoted 6 lines · Sönke
I'm looking for the last acpi patch for kernel 2.6.7 (acpi-20040715-2.6.7-diff), but I could not find it on the kernel.org ftp server.
Could anyone please tell me to a location to download it, if it is still availiable somewhere?
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i fear, it is not officially available anymore. you could try to integrate the ACPI stuff from 2.6.8 into your 2.6.7. or ping me again next week when i will have access to my backup harddisk which should have a copy of the patch on it.
The patch to 2.6.7 would be desireable since 2.6.8 and 2.6.9 doesn't work reliably enough.
I've got another thread started that shows that I have irq_disabled errors in 2.6.8.1 and 2.6.9-rc1-mm1 causes filesystem curruption, rm1-mm2, suspend code/something causes a need for a keyboard press to start writing to swap. -rc1-mm3 does not compile at "make modules_install"
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bye,
sebastian
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greetings...
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Quoted 6 lines · Sönke
I'm looking for the last acpi patch for kernel 2.6.7 (acpi-20040715-2.6.7-diff), but I could not find it on the kernel.org ftp server.
Could anyone please tell me to a location to download it, if it is still availiable somewhere?Quoted 4 lines
i fear, it is not officially available anymore. you could try to integrate the ACPI stuff from 2.6.8 into your 2.6.7. or ping me again next week when i will have access to my backup harddisk which should have a copy of the patch on it.
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The patch to 2.6.7 would be desireable since 2.6.8 and 2.6.9 doesn't work reliably enough.
I've got another thread started that shows that I have
irq_disablederrors in 2.6.8.1 and 2.6.9-rc1-mm1 causes filesystem curruption, rm1-mm2, suspend code/something causes a need for a keyboard press to start writing to swap. -rc1-mm3 does not compile at "makemodules_install"
patches against 2.6.7 with ACPI-CA 20040326 and 20040715 are attached. nothing guaranteed, though. :)
cheers,
sebastian
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Hi.
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rm1-mm2, suspend code/something causes a need for a keyboard press to start writing to swap. -rc1-mm3 does not compile at "make
Which version of suspend? You might try adding kdb in then breaking at the pause and getting a backtrace for the process that's suspending.
Regards,
Nigel
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Hi.
Quoted 2 lines · Ow Mun Heng
rm1-mm2, suspend code/something causes a need for a keyboard press to start writing to swap. -rc1-mm3 does not compile at "make
Which version of suspend?
Whatever is already included in the kernel. No patching was done
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You might try adding kdb in then breaking at
the pause and getting a backtrace for the process that's suspending.
Hmm.. If only I knew what you were referring to. Walk me through please.
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Regards,
Nigel
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Hi.
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Hi.
Quoted 2 lines · Ow Mun Heng
rm1-mm2, suspend code/something causes a need for a keyboard press to start writing to swap. -rc1-mm3 does not compile at "make
Which version of suspend?
Whatever is already included in the kernel. No patching was done
Okay. Nothing to do with me then :>
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You might try adding kdb in then breaking at
the pause and getting a backtrace for the process that's suspending.Hmm.. If only I knew what you were referring to. Walk me through please.
This would still help. KDB is hosted at
http://oss.sgi.com/projects/kdb/. In short, you want to grab the -common and -x86 patches, apply them, rebuild and reinstall the kernel (having turning on kdb in the config). You'll then be able to press the SysRq key at the point where your hang occurs and use the ps and btp commands to examine what processes are running and where they're hanging.
Regards,
Nigel
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