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fallow
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| playfool wrote: | great, another stable release.. and I see I made the FAQ, cool..
Rock on Fallow, you and Lovechild are doing a great job. |
nice 
| bosyotech wrote: | | very nice. i just have to ask, how does it compare to 2.6.12-rc3-love1? any improvements from rc3-love1? |
rc3 --> rc5
old_rtp --> new_rtp
| lavacano wrote: | | hey is that IRQ threading support gonna be in next version? I thought that was tight. |
after last update , please delete and redowloand the diff , all is selectale from menuconfig .
| COiN3D wrote: | Hey fallow,
is the framebuffer-splashimage support broken? I couldn't find the right kernel option. By the way, the 500Hz-usbmouse-polling option doesn't work for me. I entered "2" in the field, but when I look in usbview for it, my mouse still runs with a 10Ms delay. Former versions of this polling-patch worked for me, but now it's over 
I'm using a logitech MX500, if this helps you to fix my lil' problem  ) |
THERE IS NO FBSPLASH IN LOVE
I dont know about mouse pollign , sb can confirm if its work or not ?
| Robin79 wrote: | I would really wanan try this one but iam stick to the old ones cause my stupid ass reformated to hdds with reiser4  So now i can do ashit the both disks are 200 gb and full almost with things i want to have so hard to change i will try to chnage it to ordinary reiserfs or ext3 when i can... DAMM |
other patchset with reiser4 support ?
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[OT]Well, after some research and tests i am here with latest love stable release ... About the problem with vanilla:
- If i use ACPI and old deprecated SATA drivers: no problem.
- If i use ACPI and libata drivers: kernel panic.
- If i don't use ACPI and use libata drivers: no problem.[/OT] |
strange I hope You reported errors to LKML
| vipernicus wrote: | | rt 16 is out now. |
updated
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MD5 d3d1e5888d35bbd00cb9407fa1169c17 2.6.12-rc5-love2.bz2 281637
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| Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2005 7:01 am Post subject: |
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| fallow wrote: | | strange I hope You reported errors to LKML |
Yeah... i vas compiling information to do so; last step was to recompile vanilla kernel with saved panic .config to get the panic text again and write it down... i did it but i cannot reproduce the kernel panic anymore. ACPI+libata=ok.
In order to help my self-steem i'll test more, but it seems that PEBKAC
cheers and sorry for flooding here. |
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pwe
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fallow: it is posible that in next realase this patch from rc4-love3 will be included | fallow wrote: | configurable-ide-delay.patch
>> You can choose a delay for IDE devices now.
>> default is 50ms. You can try lower it to 5ms
>> and You should have booting time around ~5secs shorter.
>> all new drives should work with this but remember
>> You can do this for own risk , default is 50ms
>> available via love-sources menu |
this is your patch? im asking because i cant find it. |
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fallow
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| Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2005 11:48 am Post subject: |
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| pwe wrote: | fallow: it is posible that in next realase this patch from rc4-love3 will be included | fallow wrote: | configurable-ide-delay.patch
>> You can choose a delay for IDE devices now.
>> default is 50ms. You can try lower it to 5ms
>> and You should have booting time around ~5secs shorter.
>> all new drives should work with this but remember
>> You can do this for own risk , default is 50ms
>> available via love-sources menu |
this is your patch? im asking because i cant find it. |
not mine, I have it from the net ( I didnt remember where ) .
I just added Kconfig ( menuconfg ) support to make a dealy value selectable
some shit You can find here
http://vivid.dat.pl/fallow/pub/index.php?dir=ferengi_market/
cheers.
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| galiza_ceive wrote: | qnx
It would be very interesting to see the results of yr. vanilla test... I don't get yr. error, but i also have problems with this love2 release (which are reproducing with vanilla... so, they're not love patchset related)... and we use practically same motherboard (here A7N8X-Deluxe)
cheers and luck |
Tried it out now and the problem does not occur on 2.6.12-rc5 . With the same config as rc3-love1 (which is also stable): Local APIC, IOAPCI, etc enabled.
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qnx good
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| Last kernel I had was 11-rc4, and I've noticed a few things missing, such as 1gig lowmem support? Compiling it now, see how things go. |
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fallow
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| Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2005 11:00 pm Post subject: |
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| SaguratuS wrote: | | Last kernel I had was 11-rc4, and I've noticed a few things missing, such as 1gig lowmem support? Compiling it now, see how things go. |
who said that this is must be for patchset [1gb_lowmem] ? - we not love it for example.
nobody said that You must use thsi patchset , there is many other patchsets to use
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| Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2005 10:29 am Post subject: |
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thanks!! works fine with rc5-love2! |
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| Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2005 7:32 pm Post subject: |
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| vipernicus wrote: | | Do HAL and DBUS work with this kernel? |
yup, here they do. hal and dbus from portage..
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| gimpel wrote: | | vipernicus wrote: | | Do HAL and DBUS work with this kernel? |
yup, here they do. hal and dbus from portage.. |
I don't use portage, I use the ArchLinux User Repository, not much different, Arch compiles it with the same flags I would have compiled it with, so I'm happy. Thanks for your reply!
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| Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2005 8:51 pm Post subject: |
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hal dbus works fine with -love2 on Arch Linux system i like arch & pacman too, kiss is very nice. You compile -love-sourecs via ABS ?
sorry for OT.
love-sources are very nice too! |
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| Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2005 11:19 pm Post subject: |
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I feel like banging my head to brick wall.
Is there something that has to done in order to get madwifi-driver work with rc5-love2 sources? It works nicely with same hardware and 2.6.11-gentoo-r6 kernel.
I get the following warnings which leads to that madwifi driver does not work:
| Code: | emerge madwifi-driver
//lib/modules/2.6.12-rc5-love2/net/wlan.ko needs unknown symbol __raw_rwclock_is_locked //lib/modules/2.6.12-rc5-love2/net/wlan_ccmp.ko needs unknown symbol crypto_alloc_tfm
//lib/modules/2.6.12-rc5-love2/net/wlan_ccmp.ko needs unknown symbol crypto_free_tfm
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Trying to do gives fatal error about unknown symbol and dmesg is full of ieee80211 unknown symbol markings.
Help, anyone?
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| SaguratuS wrote: | | Last kernel I had was 11-rc4, and I've noticed a few things missing, such as 1gig lowmem support? Compiling it now, see how things go. |
Just get the 2.6.12-rc5 1 gig lo-mem patch from Con's page and patch love yourself.
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Great. it works, and that's enough for me. Atleast at this point.
Thank you
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love-sources and problem number 3: Ati-drivers...
fglrx module compilation fails. I'm trying to emerge 8.12.10 drivers.
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| FutureGuru wrote: | love-sources and problem number 3: Ati-drivers...
fglrx module compilation fails. I'm trying to emerge 8.12.10 drivers. |
Please read the FAQ, it explains how to fix that issue |
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| Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2005 11:39 pm Post subject: |
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good job fallow! works fine and is very stable&fast 
why do You don't include configurable-ide-delay.patch now? you can always set safe default delay (for example 10 ms) |
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I got it working in an instant .
+ I got hardware running that I did not have running before (RAID channel to 3 harddrives).
I have heard that love-sources has improved interactivity/responsivness...how can I check/benchmark this? |
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fallow
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| Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2005 9:49 am Post subject: |
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| playfool wrote: | | FutureGuru wrote: | love-sources and problem number 3: Ati-drivers...
fglrx module compilation fails. I'm trying to emerge 8.12.10 drivers. |
Please read the FAQ, it explains how to fix that issue |
exactly 
| melk0r wrote: | good job fallow! works fine and is very stable&fast
why do You don't include configurable-ide-delay.patch now? you can always set safe default delay (for example 10 ms) |
thx , Our opinion is like this " this is against the standards and only benefit is a 3-4 seconds at the kernel boot , for me this is a little ricing patch " , but we can re-discuss it again
| Ma3oxuct wrote: | I got it working in an instant .
+ I got hardware running that I did not have running before (RAID channel to 3 harddrives).
I have heard that love-sources has improved interactivity/responsivness...how can I check/benchmark this? |
You can use jackd tools to measure latencies . a routine from nick piggin http://www.kerneltrap.org/~npiggin/schedlat3/sched2.c to measure cpu scheduler latencies . IS good to have a long period of time , high load ( tools to make specyfic loads are in portage ) and then to make a charts from the statistics . to measure FS performance , latencies the good one is bonnie++.
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this logo contest reminds me of something that i did a while ago.
its a modification of one of klowners great wallpapers(link).
you can find it here.
(i asked the original author for permission to publish this modification.)
as you can probably see it was meant to be a bootsplash, but the bad jpg support in bootsplash makes it look ugly. |
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| vipernicus wrote: | | rtp 17 is out. |
Could you please stop that, version chasing will get you nothing - when the next stable/test love kernel arrives you'll get your fix |
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