HandyBob
September 21st, 2009, 08:25 AM
Hi,
I just installed KernelCheck, but got following error when I click the "Get Kernel information" button
"Kernel.org server couldn't fulfill request. Error code: 404"
In the main.py file I noticed following url which appears to be dead:
"http://master.kernel.org/kdist/fragments/stable.html"
it should be:
"http://master.kernel.org/kdist/fragments.disabled/stable.html (http://master.kernel.org/kdist/fragments/stable.html)"
there are 2 more links like this in the file.
Maybe there's a reason why they added .disabled to the url, but from what I could understand from the code it's used to check the latest stable version number and download it.
I found these url's by going backwards. If you go to http://master.kernel.org/kdist/ , you can figure out the rest.
Just thought this could help someone somewhere.
I just installed KernelCheck, but got following error when I click the "Get Kernel information" button
"Kernel.org server couldn't fulfill request. Error code: 404"
In the main.py file I noticed following url which appears to be dead:
"http://master.kernel.org/kdist/fragments/stable.html"
it should be:
"http://master.kernel.org/kdist/fragments.disabled/stable.html (http://master.kernel.org/kdist/fragments/stable.html)"
there are 2 more links like this in the file.
Maybe there's a reason why they added .disabled to the url, but from what I could understand from the code it's used to check the latest stable version number and download it.
I found these url's by going backwards. If you go to http://master.kernel.org/kdist/ , you can figure out the rest.
Just thought this could help someone somewhere.