Hi,
Can someone explain to me what is a trunk kernel? Are they safe to
install? I would like to have the newly added 2.6.37 kernel in
experimental in my Squeeze box. Is that a wise thing to do? Are there
any risks involved?
Thanks.
Nima
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Hi there,
I've got an annoying problem with my laptop which is a Pavilion dv5. I
have the latest kernel 2.6.32.
The problem is that at reboot the speakers make a loud noise which I
fear may damage hardware. This problem existed with somewhat older
kernels and it was worse. There used to
Hi all,
I used to use vga=xxx on the kernel parameters line in etch and in lenny
to set the console resolution. I used to add it to
#defopts= ...
line in Grub's menu.lst and then update-grub. Now I have installed
squeeze and can't figure out how to do it. What is the equivalent of
Okay. But the problem really does not seem to be Grub. It's I think
the kernel which is refusing the vga=xxx option. It seems to have been
replaced by something else. A message is printed but it disapears so
fast that I can't see it.
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Hi all,
In order to get my Intel wireless card working on my laptop I am thinking of
installing a 2.6.27 or newer kernel. I want to know how safe is it to
install a new kernel? Do they have any potential of damaging the hardware?
I will need to go through the steps listed in
Hi all,
I have a Dell Inspiron E1505 laptop with Debian Lenny installed on it. I
have regularly installed the updates. I had no problem with hibernation
until the latest kernel updates were installed. It works, but much slower
than before. While hibernating/resuming, the screen goes
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