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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Ok, so I think you can remove the mainline kernel and install "linux-
oem-20.04c" kernel which is 5.13 based. Proprietary drivers will work on
OEM kernel.
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now my system is crashing loads from nouveau... so i can't run this
kernel for too long - is there any other information you need?
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Hiya - I went for it - uninstalled various modules and installed the
latest mainline kernel - 5.13.5 - and the problem no longer occurs. I
installed from the .deb on https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/v5.13.5/amd64/
Cheers
James
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i'm probably happier to compile a kernel from source. I'll try to get
that working for my current kernel. then you can send me a patch. i can
try that.
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I have a fix in my mind - but to verify the fix, either install a test
kernel I provide or compile a patched kernel by yourself will be
required.
So I guess nothing more we can do here.
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I'm sorry - I don't really feel confident to try the mainline kernel. I've
looked at the instructions, which say to remove nvidia, virtualbox etc etc
which i use - and the instructions don't actually map correctly to the layout
of the kernel download files.
For example, the instructions mention
FWIW, I suspect part of the driver is not correct, but please test
mainline kernel first.
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Status: New => Incomplete
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You can remove the kernel after testing.
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Title:
GPF in rtl2832
Status in linux
I would love to be helpful - but i don't really know how to do that and then
get back to the kernel I'm on. I don't even know if all my stuff (virtualbox,
nvidia, etc) will work with it. Sorry not trying to be dumb, just not done that
before.
is there an easy way to do that?
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Please test latest mainline kernel:
https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v5.14-rc2/amd64/
Headers are not needed.
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I don't believe that this is a problem with GnuRadio, as the kernel
stack trace shows a device driver or similar.. plus the computer is
unusable after the problem occurs.
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I'm using a nooelec "nesdr smart" and GnuRadio - however every time i try to
run the gnuradio program, i get a kernel fault. the computer then seems to be
unusable. it doesn't crash, but it becomes unstable
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