On 07.05.2020 16:14, Camaleón wrote:
> On Thu, 7 May 2020 12:20:54 +0200, Heiner Kallweit wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
>> RTL8401 (XID 240) was never supported by r8169.
>> Having said that nothing was dropped from the driver.
>> And most likely you don't have to compile r8101 yourself,
>> most distro's
Hi Martin, Arnaud,
On Mon, May 04, 2020 at 04:49:36PM +0800, Martin Michlmayr wrote:
> The fix got accepted upstream a long time ago and made it into
> unstable.
>
> Unfortunately, even though Arnaud submitted it to the -stable tree and
> even though maintainer Andrew Lunn acked it, it never
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Hi.
I wish to have a desktop built which will have the latest stable version of
Buster - Debian 10.3 - as the operating system.
I understand that Buster was frozen on 12th January 2019. Does this mean I
should use a CPU that was on the market before the freeze date to ensure
the CPU works okay
Dear all
Our users need support for newer MacBook keyboards and touchpads.
Starting with Linux kernel v5.3 this driver is included upstream.
After integrating the current Linux kernel from Debian backports, the
MacBook keyboards and touchpads of our users are still not working.
After some
On Thu, 7 May 2020 12:20:54 +0200, Heiner Kallweit wrote:
Hello,
> RTL8401 (XID 240) was never supported by r8169.
> Having said that nothing was dropped from the driver.
> And most likely you don't have to compile r8101 yourself,
> most distro's have a pre-compiled package.
How that can be?
On 2020.05.07 13:45, Ben Hutchings wrote:
Also, there would be no point in enabling this driver in 4.19, only to
have people find on upgrade to the next version on Debian that we
didn't enable it there. That's why we're concerned with both versions.
Yes, I did consider that, but I feel that
Pete Batard wrote:
> I would really like to get an update on this, because I really can't
> understand what the holdup is, or why non related issues seem to be be
> shoved into this bug, with the apparent end result of completely
> distracting from the matter at hand.
[...]
> It is *NOT* about
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RTL8401 (XID 240) was never supported by r8169.
Having said that nothing was dropped from the driver.
And most likely you don't have to compile r8101 yourself,
most distro's have a pre-compiled package.
I would really like to get an update on this, because I really can't
understand what the holdup is, or why non related issues seem to be be
shoved into this bug, with the apparent end result of completely
distracting from the matter at hand.
This bug is about one thing and one thing only:
Hello,
Thanks for confirming the new kernel has dropped support for this
ethernet controller.
This arises some questions, tough:
1. The chipset is not that old (?). It comes embedded on a Compaq Mini
CQ10-520ES (netbook), bought circa mid' 2011.
2. As many users are not able to manually
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