Zen-Sources: 2.6.26-rc3-zen0

[kaosone]

with latest git i have some problems with hd ( sata_nv module )
do you know if some code changed in sata since 2.6.24-rc4-zen1 ?

well you gave so description of your problem so its hard to guess... do u have CONFIG_ATA_SFF enabled?

yes it's enabled..
the only thing i rember it's that i get status: DRDY
i coudn't keep a log since.. well hd didn't worked :p

[rmh3093]

On an admin note, what does everyone use to keep on top of their grub.conf, /boot and /lib64/modules with all the different kernels we all seem to use. I do it manually, is there away to automate it?

I have 2 grub entries, 1 that points to vmlinuz with normal init and 1 that points to vmlinuz with init=/bin/bash....

if the kernel fails I just press 'e' and edit the config at boot to something i knew worked

EDIT: so im back from Mexico, didnt see one Corona bottle i think corona is only found in Cancun, I was in Playa Del Carmen, they had Sol and Dos Equis everywhere

[Child_of_Sun_24]

Hi @all

Now i have tried 2.6.26-rc5-zen1.0 and now it works with my jmicron Controller.

It also worked with 2.6.26-rc5 Vanilla.

Thanks to all.

CoS24

[cheater1034]

Uhh, what is zen-sources. The website is so unclear

I'm getting frustrated lol, i potentially want to use it but i need to know what's in it first.

[rmh3093]

Uhh, what is zen-sources. The website is so unclear

I'm getting frustrated lol, i potentially want to use it but i need to know what's in it first.

its somewhere between gentoo-sources on steroids and mm-sources, not much different that the patchsets of the past, more current hardware/driver support than in vanilla, filesystems that arent in vanilla, some mm-patches from time to time, the remnants of useful patches from ck-sources, tuxonice, we are trying to not go too crazy and keep stable for the most part

what could we add to the website to make it better?

[cheater1034]

Uhh, what is zen-sources. The website is so unclear

I'm getting frustrated lol, i potentially want to use it but i need to know what's in it first.

its somewhere between gentoo-sources on steroids and mm-sources, not much different that the patchsets of the past, more current hardware/driver support than in vanilla, filesystems that arent in vanilla, some mm-patches from time to time, the remnants of useful patches from ck-sources, tuxonice, we are trying to not go too crazy and keep stable for the most part

what could we add to the website to make it better?

I just couldn't find a list of patches, but i saw the commit log

I'm about to do a stage 1 install, and this sounds like it will be a good compliment, i'll let you know how it goes

[rmh3093]

Uhh, what is zen-sources. The website is so unclear

I'm getting frustrated lol, i potentially want to use it but i need to know what's in it first.

its somewhere between gentoo-sources on steroids and mm-sources, not much different that the patchsets of the past, more current hardware/driver support than in vanilla, filesystems that arent in vanilla, some mm-patches from time to time, the remnants of useful patches from ck-sources, tuxonice, we are trying to not go too crazy and keep stable for the most part

what could we add to the website to make it better?

I just couldn't find a list of patches, but i saw the commit log

I'm about to do a stage 1 install, and this sounds like it will be a good compliment, i'll let you know how it goes

yeah the best way to find out what is in the current tree is to look at the branch names via gitweb, we rebase all the branches for each kernel release based on the vanilla base, the only things we dont keep local branches for in out repo is wireless-testing and tuxonice since their remote repos are always uptodate

[dodo1122]

2.6.26-rc6-zen1 out. Ebuild coming soon.

dodo

[kernelOfTruth]

2.6.26-rc6-zen1 out. Ebuild coming soon.

dodo

thanks

edit:

opened up a new official zen-sources thread: Official thread: "zen-sources" - Part IV

is this O.K. ?

now only the other one needs to be locked ...