--- Russell Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simon Tod wrote:
So why can't modprobe find any of the modules - if
indeed that's the problem - cause they're
certainly
where they're supposed to be.
Looking through the output of
~$ depmod
~$ modprobe -a \*
again suggests to me
Surely I don't need to do make modules and make
modules_install when I'm not compiling a kernel, just
installing a pre-built one 2.4.20-686 (and the
corresponding kernel-pcmcia-modules file)!? The output
of
~$ depmod
~$ modprobe -a \*
gives me the lengthy output in the attached file. How
does
Surely I don't need to do make modules and make
modules_install when I'm not compiling a kernel, just
installing a pre-built one 2.4.20-686 (and the
corresponding kernel-pcmcia-modules file)!? The output
of
~$ depmod
~$ modprobe -a \*
gives me the lengthy output in the attached file. How
does
Simon Tod wrote:
Surely I don't need to do make modules and make
modules_install when I'm not compiling a kernel, just
installing a pre-built one 2.4.20-686 (and the
corresponding kernel-pcmcia-modules file)!? The output
of
~$ depmod
~$ modprobe -a \*
gives me the lengthy output in the attached
So why can't modprobe find any of the modules - if
indeed that's the problem - cause they're certainly
where they're supposed to be.
Looking through the output of
~$ depmod
~$ modprobe -a \*
again suggests to me that it's some sort of dependency
or configuration problem... the same comment
Simon Tod wrote:
So why can't modprobe find any of the modules - if
indeed that's the problem - cause they're certainly
where they're supposed to be.
Looking through the output of
~$ depmod
~$ modprobe -a \*
again suggests to me that it's some sort of dependency
or configuration problem... the
Thanks. Got the cpu speed bit solved.
Looking through the PCMCIA HowTo I've checked to see
that /etc/pcmica/config, /etc/default/pcmcia and
/etc/init.d/pcmica are the same under both kernels.
My new kernel is missing the line
serial_cs 4384 0 (unused)
from lsmod.
Under the
Simon Tod wrote:
Thanks. Got the cpu speed bit solved.
Looking through the PCMCIA HowTo I've checked to see
that /etc/pcmica/config, /etc/default/pcmcia and
/etc/init.d/pcmica are the same under both kernels.
My new kernel is missing the line
serial_cs 4384 0 (unused)
from
I have a 1000 Mhz that was originally recognized as 667Mhz
Look for these files
/proc/cpufreq
/proc/sys/cpu/0/{speed|speed-min|speed-max}
if you have those, all you have to do is
cat /proc/sys/cpu/0/speed-max /proc/sys/cpu/0/speed
check the results with
cat /proc/cpufreq
If you have
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