Gasser Marc wrote:
Hello SL users,
Can anyone reproduce the X server crash with firefox-3.0.5-1 when following
the link below on a SL46 or SL51 system?
I think I don't want to know. However, firefox 3.0.5 is definitely flaky
on Windows. It regularly crashes while my back's turned (most
Hello,
There is a new security kernel out for SL5.
It is based off the new kernel from Update 3, and hense, has all it's
changes, including driver updates.
I'm still a little nervous about pushing this out, so I'd like it to be
tested a bit more.
One of the new changes that it has is updated
I would be interested if anyone else with an iwl4965 driver tries
the new driver/firmware and sees their machine lock up from time to time.
In the presence of certain wireless access points (mostly in
Fermilab's Feynman Computing CenteR) my machine locks
up after about 10 minutes, unless I turn
Hi Steve,
Which driver and firmware are you using?
Is it this kernel and firmware I just pushed out?
Troy
Steven Timm wrote:
I would be interested if anyone else with an iwl4965 driver tries
the new driver/firmware and sees their machine lock up from time to time.
In the presence of certain
It's the same firmware but one version less of the kernel, 128 rather
than 128.1, will upgrade to 128.1 and see if it is any better.
Steve Timm
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009, Troy Dawson wrote:
Hi Steve,
Which driver and firmware are you using?
Is it this kernel and firmware I just pushed out?
Troy
Now I am up at the latest kernel too, will notify if rogue
wireless points take me down again.
Steve
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009, Steven Timm wrote:
It's the same firmware but one version less of the kernel, 128 rather
than 128.1, will upgrade to 128.1 and see if it is any better.
Steve Timm
On
Troy J Dawson wrote:
Hello,
There is a new security kernel out for SL5.
It is based off the new kernel from Update 3, and hense, has all it's
changes, including driver updates.
I'm still a little nervous about pushing this out, so I'd like it to be
tested a bit more.
One of the new changes
A simple question: I'd like to rebuild the current kernel rpm with minor
mods to the config. The procedure I'm following is what's documented for
RHEL 4, that is,
install the src.rpm
do an rpmbuild -bp
cd to /usr/src/redhat/BUILD/kernel-vers/linux-vers/
make menuconfig
to create the custom
Excellent! Thank you very much Akemi. I was browsing through the spec file
and encountered all those sections that you wrote up in the wiki. I did not
wish to dig through all those details to figure out how to spec file works.
Your recipe is exactly what I need! Thanks!
A short followup:
