I've noticed similar issue today, while upgrading from linux-6.12.21-gentoo to linux-6.12.31-gentoo.

It turns out /lib/modules has 0500 perms - I didn't changed perms manually and have no idea how that happened.
Previous kernel was installed 2 months ago without any issues, so permission on /lib ...

janos666 wrote: rasdaemon: Can't locate a mounted debugfs

I've fixed this by enabling CONFIG_BLK_DEV_IO_TRACE=y.

With USE="pulseaudio" (and apulse built with USE="sdk" so no need for media-libs/libpulse and friends), I start seeing the same errors as with www-client/firefox-bin , so I think that could potentially work if given suitable configuration to it.

Not sure is this because of valid ALSA ...

This also works and looks more clean for non-KDE WM:

This issue is still actual. I've just opened bug to track it: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=360753

There better workaround than running `paxctl -m` in loop - just remove check for qtscript from CMakeLists.txt and let portage bother about dependencies.

I'm using 7.2 too. No problems, no xmodmap. Here is how both Enter's work:

KeyPress event, serial 29, synthetic NO, window 0x4000001,
root 0x63, subw 0x0, time 144635788, (103,258), root:(318,498),
state 0x0, keycode 36 (keysym 0xff0d, Return), same_screen YES,
" XLookupString gives 1 bytes: (0d ...

I have only a suggestion: I believe you should put the F-Lock portion of your patch into a separate patch, considering that the F-lock keys removal is not by far, something that everyone might desire (I don't, for instance) along with the recognition of the additional keys.
I'll add a link to your ...

2.6.20-hardened-r2 become stable, so I've updated my patch for this kernel. You can download it from http://powerman.asdfgroup.com/RTFM/kernel.html

I've been trying to go through the patches on the WIKI but they don't seem to work with the latest 2.6.20 versions of the kernel, is anyone still looking at getting this keyboard working?

I'll update my patch as soon as Gentoo devs will release/make stable hardened-sources 2.6.19+ (right now I ...

Comments are welcome.
It sounds much more complex than using my patch. But maybe your way will be more compatible with Nek4K driver included in kernel in the future, don't sure.

Anyway, I suggest you create patch with all proposed changes in Xorg files and post it instead of these complex ...

2.6.16-hardened-r10 become stable, so I've updated my patch for this kernel. You can download it from http://powerman.asdfgroup.com/patches.html

Is there a way to edit the patch to make it work w/ the gentoo-sources kernel (2.6.16-gentoo-r9)?
Yeah... you can open patch in editor in one window, open corresponding kernel source file(s) in editor in second window and do manual search&replace for each chunk of code. This require understanding ...

Patching kernel isn't Gentoo-specific task, so you can found a lot of information about it anythere in internet. In short:

cd /usr/src/linux
patch -p1 </path/where/you/saved/nek4k.patch

If you using different kernel than me, then you better run patch with "--dry-run" param first in addition to ...

So I don't know what to do with these patch files (if they are patch files at all). Is it just me or do I have to use methods other than patch?

In LKML there was posted two different patches for this keyboard. Patch you choose is too big, complex and strange - second patch looks much cleaner.

I ...

I've same problem too. I don't see bugs on bugzilla or other threads here about this issue (yet)...

After switching to hardened elinks stop working - looks like it kill itself with SIGABRT. Any ideas how to fix this? Or I should open a bugreport for this?

powerman ~ $ elinks
Aborted
powerman ~ $ strace elinks
execve("/usr/bin/elinks", ["elinks"], [/* 45 vars */]) = 0
uname({sys="Linux", node ...

Did you create your xorg.conf using fglrxconfig? I had this same problem with unresolved symbols, and recreating my xorg.conf with the latest version of fglrxconfig fixed it.
No, I use my older xorg.conf which works fine with same version of Xorg and ati-drivers until switching to hardened ...

Is it ever possible to have TV-out working on hardened system?

I've Radeon9800pro and use xorg-x11-6.8.2-r1 & ati-drivers-8.10.19. Everything works fine until I switched to hardened. Now I can use Xorg only with it own "radeon" driver... it's nice, but I need TV-out. :cry:

Is it possible to get ...

but how does that speed up compile times?
Speedup mean don't recompile packages when this isn't needed. My `emerge -bke system` will not recompile glibc, binutils and gcc - it will just unpack them (unpacking will take some additional time, but I think we don't notice it because compilation of ...

Information in this thread help me a lot, thanks!!

You try to solve two different problems: compile toolchain in right order and minimize compilation time. I just don't understand why not use internal portage feature (buildpkg) to speedup compilation without complex scripts? Please explain why this ...

I've installed Gentoo-1.4 from stage1 with USE set to "-pam" (because I don't like and don't need PAM support and because this option listed in use.desc file).

But when I try to reboot and login I receive 'PAM failure, aborting: Critical error - immediate abort' . As far as I understand this mean ...