I had to recompile my Via and DRM modules with the new headers to restore my Via Unichrome Direct Rendering, after that everything worked fine.Originally Posted by massivevoid
I had to recompile my Via and DRM modules with the new headers to restore my Via Unichrome Direct Rendering, after that everything worked fine.Originally Posted by massivevoid
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well if any reads the lines that the kernel shows someone should have figured out that he isn't giving a splash screen because he can't find one.
here's a link how to get one, duno if it works will try for myself to later:Code:Searching for splash image... none found, skipping...
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ck4 is out, but ck3 is still the one on the main page. And in the announce it says it's the patches from 2.6.16.2?
Then what is ck1, 2 and 3? 2.6.16.4 is out...
http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kern...es/2.6/2.6.16/
And of course, I found that I could have these items compiled in my new kernel anyway.... so I did it!Originally Posted by dcstar
Also removed many (many) items from the configuration that were not necessary for my setup, this cut down the compile time as well as the size of the created kernel - well worth the effort if anybody can be bothered (and knows what they are doing.......)
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I note from the patch README that the cks patches are optimised for Servers, where the ck patches are for Desktops.Originally Posted by MasterChief1234
Perhaps in future people should choose the desktop version?
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this is vmware? uninstall and reinstall vmware...Originally Posted by dxdemetriou
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patch and compile 2.6.16 instead of 2.6.16.2Originally Posted by sYs^
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use 2.6.16 to compile (sorry for me being repetitious).Originally Posted by mechatronic
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you use 2.6.16 as base. ck1 gives you patched 2.6.16.1, ck2 gives 2.6.16.2 etc... so for latest kernel, you download 2.6.16, check the x in 2.6.16.x in kernel.org main page (latest), and you download ckx as your patch. that's my understanding of this thing.Originally Posted by Rizado
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I compiled and installed the kernel apparently without problems but it killed my fglrx driver and no matter what I did (reinstall, reconfigure, etc) I couldn't get rid of the mesa thing!
The other problem I had was with my fat partition - it just wouldn't let me mount it at all with the new kernel - it would say "device already mounted or busy" and if I tried to unmount it would say "device not mounted".
On the other hand, I didn't notice any major speed improvement with the new kernel - but I'm on a fast machine and the "old" kernel was already pretty fast.
And by the way, if you want to make the splash image work with the new kernel all you need to do is reinstall usplash in synaptic.
So .... back to 2.6.15 for me.
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