On Tue, Sep 03, 2002 at 07:52:31PM -0400, Francis J. Lacoste wrote: > On lun, 2002-09-02 at 14:53, David M. Cooke wrote: > > > > I had similiar problems, but it's working now. I had to disable IDE > > CDROM support, and compile SCSI emulation in. > > Indeed, this configuration works. Compiling both as modules also works. > > > > > Since several people seem to have problems, I've put the deb for my > > kernel (2.4.20-pre5-ben0), along with the kernel config file and a deb > > for daenzer's drm-trunk-module at > > > > http://arbutus.physics.mcmaster.ca/cookedm/ibook/ > > > > Currently, CDROM support with SCSI emulation, sleeping/waking up, and > > sound work. I haven't tested the CD-RW, but cdrecord -scanbus works. > > > > I've tried your kernel and with it sleeping now works... most of the > time. Once, it didn't wake up and another time it woke up and locked up > after.
Actually, that happened to me tonight -- closed the lid, looked like it went to sleep, then, later, turns out it was on and drained the battery. [Might have been me -- I was using it as a pillow, probably not the best of ideas] But, for previous kernels, sleeping would either not work at all, or it would work fine. > Something even weirder is that I can't compile a kernel where sleeping > works. I've compiled a kernel using exactly you configuration file > (using the 2.4.20-pre5-benh0 rsync source) and kernel-package but it > never works. Except that BenH is continually working on his source, so your source is not necessarily my source... [I believe] I'll put up a source package (which I /think/ is the same as what I used) tomorrow, when I get into work. > I noticed that you compiled your kernel using gcc 3.2 pre-release so I > thought it might be the problem. I've compiled the kernel (always using > your configuration and doing a make-kpkg clean between run) using gcc > 2.95, gcc 3.0 and gcc 3.2 and sleeping never works on the produced > kernel. With 2.4.18-something, I noticed that using 2.95 made a difference (it worked as opposed to not), but doesn't seem to now. > A thing that I noticed is that the iBook doesn't seems to sleep > correctly on the failing kernels: the light on the front side of the > iBook doesn't do it's usual sleeping heart beat. It does with the kernel > you compiled. I think when the heart beat doesn't go the iBook is actually off. > I'm including here the packages related to my build environment and also > a diff of the dmesg between your kernel and the last one I've compiled > using 3.2. > > How is your build environment different than mine? Any insights in this > matter are welcome. Your build environment looks the same as mine. -- |>|\/|< /--------------------------------------------------------------------------\ |David M. Cooke http://arbutus.physics.mcmaster.ca/cookedm/ |[EMAIL PROTECTED]
