Colin Charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > > Does anyone have a good .config for an iBook 2.2 to work with kernel > 2.6.5? I've attached mine, and I notice that the screen is a bit weird > in X - there are lines running thru it > > If it matters, I've installed module-init-tools, also have dbus-1, udev, > initscripts, and libselinux1 (I thought I needed udev so all the others > are dependencies of it).
I suppose you have the same laptop as mine :) Udev won't create fb nodes in /dev and X needs them to use fbdev. Nodes are not created as the kernel does not yet have sysfs support for fb drivers. You need them to create by hand or with /etc/udev/links.conf Marco added in his package. Mine is attached
links.conf
Description: /etc/udev/links.conf
>
> Another question - how do I mount my USB thumb drive conveniently? The
> old method of:
> mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /floppy
>
> doesn't seem to work now either :(
I guess sda* partitions are not created by udev but sda.
I saw a workaround somewhere to get them created along with sda, but I
can't find it immediatly.
Maybe a simple fdisk on it (no write) will make udev create them.
Regards,
--
Mathieu Segaud
Set it to use vi as editor, rm `which pico` and be happy - usually patch
is mangled by pico, not pine itself.
..ooO(and if somebody starts whining "but puko is user-friendly" you don't want
their patches anyway)
- Alexander Viro giving advice on pine&pico
