Yes of course I have respect for the devs work as well, i just think
that the time they spend working need to be better organized or the
development/bug teams need better organized.
I too am running Mandriva 2008 on note toshiba, it is a great distro
and only has a few things im not fond of. I
@Devs... sorry for finding this place an atractive and warm site to post
comments not straight related to the bug, but to Toshiba users, and thanks a
lot for not bitching us out and supporting all our personal and; sometimes,
off topic remarks.
Saiid that
@Nate Thanks a lot for sharing
Two new sentences I've learned today...
Extra Stable release.. and Status: Incomplete = Fix Release ...LOL
PS.. not even pure Debian or Fedora, Mandriva, Suse are Extra Stable. and
I have the same issue with Alpha 5 with the jack connector... this is
incredible but I was assuming this was a
mandriva, gentoo, centos, and many more are great options. I always
say im going to switch but for some dumb reason i come back to ubuntu.
im testing alpha 6 in the morning...maybe it will be better (doubt
it). also im not to keen on this new authentication process thing in
hardy...like i said
Hi Nathan...
Personally I've switched to Mandriva 2008.1 (cooker) the development branch.
I really love this distribution and it's almost sure that I will not change
it anymore (unless ubuntu comes with something very very decent IMHO).
However, Ubuntu for me is like my mother and father, I alwasy
yeah right... fix released good job devs! LOL
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 7:12 PM, Leann Ogasawara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
After having read though many of the comments here it seems that the
original issue of sound not working has been resolved with the Hardy
Alpha release. As a
im not an expert but that sounds like a headphone jack problem...does
it wokr ok in other os's?
On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at 1:32 PM, FlyingPenguin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am new here but have been tracking this bug for months now.
I have hardy alpha 5 and sound works great out of speakers, but
i actually can report the same issue with headphones, and it does work find
if booted into windows.
On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at 1:00 PM, nathanlanham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
im not an expert but that sounds like a headphone jack problem...does
it wokr ok in other os's?
On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at
I found hardy to be to unstableand i hate the authentication
stufflooks like hardy is going to be the next vista to me lol .
anyways im just useing gentoo an mandriva now.
On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 8:55 PM, arkara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok i got the hardy alpha 5 and the sound is ok with
im not being wierd. I was making a simple statementeveryone
knows it is in alpha and now im happy to know you are aware too lol.
but as for extra stableright.you know this how? i would say they
claim every version is extra stable they are not going to say hardy,
almost as stable as
It's not scheduled for full release until April, but I've been using hardy
since november, and it's working well for me.
On Jan 31, 2008 10:11 AM, nathanlanham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have not been around here for a while and still dont have sound. It
looks like hardy will be good to
hwhat all are you using program wise? have you noticed any
bugs? If it is working well i might just start to use it too :)
On 1/31/08, GeneLapointe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not scheduled for full release until April, but I've been using hardy
since november, and it's working well
For the most part, just the regular, surfing email im, ssh, ftp, games,
openoffice. It works pretty well. No huge bugs that make me made.
Occasionally vmware will cause the terminal to freeze, but aside from that,
no real problems.
On Jan 31, 2008 11:44 AM, nathanlanham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cool, i think i might do it. and sound work out of the box right?
On 1/31/08, GeneLapointe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the most part, just the regular, surfing email im, ssh, ftp, games,
openoffice. It works pretty well. No huge bugs that make me made.
Occasionally vmware will cause the
just a quick question...
I have a separate /home partition, can i just install hardy and mount
my current /home partition as its /home and it will work ok? I have
never upgraded with a separate home...just re-installed the same
version countless times
On 1/31/08, nathan lanham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
yeah, you might have to turn your pcm volume down, because when i first
upgraded, it sounded horrible, but it works right out of the box.
On Jan 31, 2008 12:31 PM, nathanlanham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cool, i think i might do it. and sound work out of the box right?
On 1/31/08, GeneLapointe
yes. that's exactly what i did.
On Jan 31, 2008 12:51 PM, Gene Lapointe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
yeah, you might have to turn your pcm volume down, because when i first
upgraded, it sounded horrible, but it works right out of the box.
On Jan 31, 2008 12:31 PM, nathanlanham [EMAIL
I don't know for certain, but i believe it was fixed in the kernel.
On Jan 28, 2008 3:41 PM, Marcos A. López Cruz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello everyone. I am a user of a Toshiba p105 and not surprisingly I
have the same problem as you. I wanted to ask, as a beginner, if any of
you know if
Is that a fix for the problem with or without the custom DSDT?
On Jan 3, 2008 8:22 PM, alphablue52 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is fresh from the Toshiba Linux User Mailing List:
--
I have a Satellite P100-126 (PSPAG) with known problems of GPU fan and
sound.
I have tried to use a custom
question everyone, I upgraded to hardy, and yes, the sound works, however,
there is a lot of noise in the background whenever i try to play any music.
It's like an improperly tuned tv station.
On Jan 3, 2008 2:39 PM, Dutchy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is that a fix for the problem with or without
Turn your master volume down.
On Fri, 2008-01-04 at 03:06 +, GeneLapointe wrote:
question everyone, I upgraded to hardy, and yes, the sound works, however,
there is a lot of noise in the background whenever i try to play any music.
It's like an improperly tuned tv station.
On Jan 3,
The brightness problem is just gnome trying to be smart. Before the patch
it had no control over the brightness, but not that it has control, well
mostly, it does crazy stuff. I actually had the same problem in reverse.
Whenever I unplugged my laptop it would dim the screen no matter what
El mar, 11-12-2007 a las 00:14 +, alphablue52 escribió:
just made a quick test with the 2.6.24-1-generic image: sound works
out-of-the-box, maybe because of custom DSDT (did not removed the files prior
initrd compilation), ACPI too.
I have BIOS 2.40
Problems I encountered: no
: [Bug 136469] Re: toshiba p100 series dsdt acpi error no sound, works
with acpi turned off.
The Hardy Heron kernel was recently uploaded for testing. We'd really
appreciate it if you could try testing with this newer kernel and
verify
if this issue still exists. Unfortunately, the Hardy Heron Alpha1
El dom, 09-12-2007 a las 17:47 +, Colin Darie escribió:
Yeah, it's working with linux-image-2.6.24-1-generic :)
It's also working on Debian Lenny/Sid with the kernel 2.6.22-3 (without
custom DSDT) and alsa 1.0.15.
Yes it works just perfect!!!
On the other hand, even having sound, we
BTW - thanks for the steps loliverouge! Much nicer than my original
ramblings after fighting with the kernel and module compiles for a few
hours ;-)
Hi,
Thanks for doing this work! Did you rebuild the kernel using the nice build
essentials system? If so, how come it ended up so huuuge? :)
I
: [Bug 136469] Re: toshiba p100 series dsdt acpi error no sound,
works with acpi turned off.
What's the status on this? I'm very frustrated without the power
management on my laptop ---sound took higher priority than the power
management for me.
Without it, my fans never kick into high gear
By the way, zen-sources (based on kernel 2.6.24-rc3) doesn't need the fix to
make the sound works on toshiba p100. You just compile it and sound works!
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-616535-highlight-zen.html
http://repo.or.cz/w/linux-2.6/zen-sources.git
I use it since a week and
hi,
it's not that ubuntu devs don't care, it's that it's probably likely
that nobody who contributes to ubuntu has this problem, and thus can't
fix the bug.
what can be done is that if you find the specific patch in xen-sources
which fixes it, that patch could be included in a later kernel (e.g.
On Nov 28, 2007 10:07 AM, JP [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I get a ton of errors when I try to compile the dsdt, and no .aml
file is created.:
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/peripherals-hardware/96259-toshiba-p100
-series-sound-fix-ubuntu.html
There are a number of edits that you need to
136469] Re: toshiba p100 series dsdt acpi error no sound, works
with acpi turned off.
What's the status on this? I'm very frustrated without the power
management on my laptop ---sound took higher priority than the power
management for me.
Without it, my fans never kick into high gear, and the laptop
compiz crashes radomly :) esp if u are fiddling with the plugins :P
On Nov 17, 2007 10:16 AM, Louis XVI with a gun
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As everybody have a P100 on this topic I want to ask a question, Is it
possible to know if owners of a p100 with a nvidia graphic card are
affected by
yeah , i get this same problem , but only with compiz .. looks like it tries
to do something that that perticular card doesnt like ...
On Nov 19, 2007 12:36 PM, jmachado [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G70 [GeForce Go
7600] (rev a1)
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ehm we're talking about x and compiz on ubuntu not mandrivia
On Nov 19, 2007 2:56 PM, nathanlanham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i dont hae any problems with x or compiz.
i got mandriva installed and i have sound. I cant believe mandriva does
not come with wvdial...now thats my next problem
i know that, i was talking about x and compiz on ubuntu
On Nov 19, 2007 4:35 PM, steampunk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ehm we're talking about x and compiz on ubuntu not mandrivia
On Nov 19, 2007 2:56 PM, nathanlanham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i dont hae any problems with x or compiz.
read back in the bug and you wil know why im letting people who have
been here for a long time know what i did.
On Nov 19, 2007 5:15 PM, nathan lanham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i know that, i was talking about x and compiz on ubuntu
On Nov 19, 2007 4:35 PM, steampunk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't have the random X freeze.
On 11/17/07, Louis XVI with a gun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As everybody have a P100 on this topic I want to ask a question, Is it
possible to know if owners of a p100 with a nvidia graphic card are
affected by ramdom X freeze and stucks ...
--
toshiba
Nope.. I don't have any random x freezes either.
- Original Message
From: RobA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 19 November, 2007 5:46:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Bug 136469] Re: toshiba p100 series dsdt acpi error no sound,
works with acpi turned off.
I don't have
As everybody have a P100 on this topic I want to ask a question, Is it
possible to know if owners of a p100 with a nvidia graphic card are
affected by ramdom X freeze and stucks ...
--
toshiba p100 series dsdt acpi error no sound, works with acpi turned off.
If you use the linuxant driver, try the generic package with source. It
simply works with any kernel. You'll find it here:
http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hsf/full/downloads.php
Take the one in DPKG format. Uninstall the other one before using the generic
one. Folow the instructions and
I also can confirm the new custom kernel debs work for me. I'm on a
Toshiba p105-s6147, it's a 17 with Intel video and Atheros wireless.
I was using the feisty kernel in gutsy before to get sound, but not I
can use a custom compiled Gutsy kernel.
One note, on my laptop, the brightness applet
Awesome work guys. I sent an email to Brian Murray to ask him to make sure
this is applied to the latest Ubuntu build.
On 11/14/07, Gene Lapointe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a mirror for anyone else who needs the file (in case you run you
of bandwidth.
I have noticed one annoying thing with the new kernel. Now that
Ubuntu is handling the display settings it overrides me and doesn't
let me turn the brightness up all the way when I'm unplugged. This is
likely a problem with the brightness program, but before the kernel
didn't have access to it
Yes, I am using a fixed DSDT, I'm using the one given in the link I
posted. You'll need to copy the aml file to
/etc/initramfs-tools/DSDT.aml
and then either install the kernel or reconfigure it, one way is to
boot into the new kernel and run
sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-`uname -r`
the
Hi Everyone,
ok thx, really thx Brint E. Kriebel. I test this now...
Olivier
2007/11/13, Brint E. Kriebel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Okay, I think I have a reasonable workaround until it gets fixed in the
official kernel. I used the recommendation from Dany Martineau earlier
and removed the listed
I have managed to get the 2.6.23 kernel working with Kamikaze5 patches. I
have sound, glorious sound!!
It only took me about 2 or 3 weeks and that is time I'll never get back :)
I don't have my video working right yet or the network, but don't see those
as being too difficult to get going.
For
@Luis
Very sorry to hear about your troubles :( Hope everything gets better for
you! Thanks for all your help. Got my sound working now, and just need to
reconfig video and network.
Thanks,
R.
Sorry to hear about the awful experience
On 11/8/07, Luis Suárez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
@Rob and
I have no idea how it normally works. This is the first bug I've raised and
I ended up having to do a lot of work. The only feedback I ever got from a
Ubuntu team member was regarding the triage of the bug. I haven't heard
about anyone actually working on this.
I think the key problem is that we
So this is where I'm at, I've got the vanilla 2.6.23 kernel from kernel.org,
patched with the kamikaze5 patches, and it compiles nicely. I've added the
fix mentioned above.
However, I'm having an issue testing with the kernel. I can't get it to
boot. The kernel can't find the root partition. I
Yes, please do tell all.
I have issues with the many ways to download the source and many ways to
build the kernel. I've been following f'g howtos for a couple of weeks and
still have issues building the damn kernel for Ubuntu. I've been able to
compile the kernel and restricted modules but have
@DANNY
Hi, quick question(s) about your kernel compile:
1. How did you download the 2.6.23.1 source? apt-get something or git?
2. You mention make xconfig - are you able to send your config file? Any
other configuration you did?
3. What make command did you type? make (with args), make-dkpg or
Thanks man. I'll give it a whirl.
On 11/5/07, Dany Martineau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To RobA:
I'm not even using ubuntu, but mandriva 2008.0. I wanted to share my
discovery as i did use ubuntu sometimes and found people in community very
helpful.
As i'm using vanilla kernel with kamikaze
Thanks again. This is silly, but why don't the patches work for me? I've
dowloaded 2.6.23.1 from kernel.org and run patch linux-2.6.23.1.tar
linux-2.6.23-kamikaze5.tar and I get all kinds of errors
Pressing on without the patches - why is this so friggin' hard???
On 11/5/07, Dany Martineau
K, I just managed to get the restricted drivers compiling on 2.6.22-14. So
video is good again. Somethings up with my network now :(
I'll post my 2 heavily edited files as per this link:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CustomRestrictedModules
Essentially I removed all of the unnecessary
Yup... that's just right... you don't need the DSDT.aml, but having it
get's your lappy cooler.
@Dany, THANKS A LOT You are the MAN
This works for me...!!! (I came home earlier just to try this fix)...
wow, Im so happy BUT...
What a shame!!, someone who does'nt even use
Awesome
Thanks a lot Danny
I'll try this on Tuesday as I hae a very busy family weekend.
Luis
El dom, 04-11-2007 a las 03:08 +, Dany Martineau escribió:
I think i may have some answers about this bug.
I own a toshiba P100, so i know about the problem and custom DSDT.
Last summer, i was
Debian Testing (Lenny)
I used it for about 4 days. not so many tests but everything seems to
work just right OOTB. .
Debian Testing also seems to be very stable,
El sáb, 03-11-2007 a las 07:40 +, nathanlanham escribió:
dose anyone know if straight Debian is having problems?
--
toshiba
Boot with pci=routeirq and acpi_osi=!Linux in kernel options at boot
time.
I'm sure these 2 options will solve those problems.
Just remember that I said Debian Testing
Good luck
Luis
El sáb, 03-11-2007 a las 11:47 +, nathanlanham escribió:
well i have a live cd of Debian that i downloaded
Its here, look for Yannic's post above and it's someplace in
ubuntuforums,,, but you must google a little bit to find it.
Cheers...
Question: Wy don't u try loliverouge mandriva´s kernel fix, instead of
an old kernel?
El sáb, 03-11-2007 a las 13:09 +, nathanlanham escribió:
Luis
does that solve it with the gutsy kernel, or the debian kernel?
On 11/3/07, Luis Suárez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Boot with pci=routeirq and acpi_osi=!Linux in kernel options at boot
time.
I'm sure these 2 options will solve those problems.
Just remember that I said Debian Testing
Good luck
i would think that the driver would work regardless. It's all linux.
On 11/3/07, nathanlanham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well in have been trying to ask questions about my linuxant driver.i
dont know what to do. I bought the driver for my 2.6.22.14 kernel so if
i use the namdriva fix will
Sorry...
I did not read very well you post.
For this... I do not really know, but as usual, this is a trial an error
way, you must assume we all are working on the edge to get sound, and
sometimes these fixes may hose our laptops..
Good luck
Luis
El sáb, 03-11-2007 a las 14:42 +, nathanlanham
YAW.
However, did you try the debian kernels? (a little bit above).
I did'nt, but the guy who posted say it was working... just an idea tho
Cheers,
Luis
El sáb, 03-11-2007 a las 14:42 +, nathanlanham escribió:
well in have been trying to ask questions about my linuxant driver.i
dont know
pci=routeirq solves some problems with Debian Lenny, but at the momment
I cant really remember everything, I can only tell you that Debian
esting was the only distro that worked with no sound issue out of the
box, but still, to get some enhancements I added the route irq and the
osi parameters, ..
Yeah, I supposed so... who plays with kernel compiling must have an idea
at least but it was a normal question,..
I'm just full with this, really... My knowledge does not let me do
anything else. I took the easy way and delleted ubuntu from my machine
and now I only have openSuSE 10.3
I'm
El vie, 02-11-2007 a las 12:37 +, nathanlanham escribió:
so i have a questionnot being impatient but how long do these things
usually take to figure out?
Only God knows...I strongly believe this is an anwer the devels must
show up.
another thing i am wondering is why some of
these
LOL (Hey No offense)
Welcome to the club :D
In the meantime you can grab the kernels posted above (they work ok) and
that is the only way you'll have sound in the meantime. Or
You can choose another distro like openSuSE or Mandriva where there are
no issues.
Cheers
Luis
El jue, 01-11-2007
I can answer this one...
I did that as my first option (google a little in ubuntu forums for The
Master Kernel Thread). With a script there it's very easy to do it. You
take around 2 to 3 hours. I had problemas with my first reboot and
could'nt do anything.
I tried the patched version and
1 1/2 Hr? gee, that was fast!!!
Did you answer all questions related to your laptop specs? I'm telling
you this 'cause some are module specific questions and you have to read
carefully.
I thonk that diffing kernels will bring a lot of output, but I'm not
the right person to answer this question as
http://www.ioltechnology.co.za/article_page.php?iSectionId=2888iArticleId=4104163
On 10/31/07, nathanlanham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a toshiba p-105-S6187 with BIOS 3.30 running kernel
2.6.22-14-generic.
sound card: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family)
High
The problem seems to be mostly related to the way the kernel is compiled.
The kernel version 2.6.22 definitely has all the right pieces to work - and
reportedly does work on other platforms with the DSDT.aml fix. It sounds
like the Ubuntu precompiled kernel makes the DSDT.aml fix not work.
There
Hi mate.
Thanks a lot for your fixes and patches.
I succeeded applying your mandriva kernel fix (I've had a hell to get
it working), however I have some issues with my screen. It's been
flickering and have a bothering noise which I think it could be fixed by
re-installing alsa.
I did all I had to
@alphablue52: well, this seems to be a thing with the new kernels .. unless
we get together and give toshiba pressure for linux support then everytime
linus and friends make changes like with .23 then we will be sitting with
the same problem ... ie. no sound etc...
what i meant with the
Steampunk. Thanks a lot for sharing your opinions and remarks.
El vie, 26-10-2007 a las 12:01 +, steampunk escribió:
@everyone: come on , go to toshiba.com and .co.uk to complain (email
forums support pages) and at least threaten them with loss of revenue..
this is something _ALL_ of us
This is the kind of people I love to see around :)
Congrats!!!
Luis
El vie, 26-10-2007 a las 14:49 +, gene6482 escribió:
i'm mostly a newbie when it comes to linux but if anyone needs me to
test anything I'll definitely do it.
--
toshiba p100 series dsdt acpi error no sound, works with
This has already been documented someplace else,
However, what acpi_osi= really does is to disable Linux behavior so it takes
a windows one.
When booting acpi_osi=!Windows2006 for instance, disables windows 2006 acpi
behavior and takes a different one.
In our case (or mine at least) what it's
It seems tt has been fixed:
Lokk at the top
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22/+bug/134146
El jue, 25-10-2007 a las 08:35 +, loliverouge escribió:
the kernel source of mandriva (linux-2.6.22.9-1mdv)
http://www.woofiles.com/dl-86380-NCebjXpk-mandriva.tar.gz
Ok loliverouge
I'll try it tomorrow nigh and let you know my comments and remarks asap.
Thanks a lot for this work
Luis
El jue, 25-10-2007 a las 08:20 +, loliverouge escribió:
If you want test my packages :
regarding the kernel not having INTEL_HDA - I don't know why. I've been
trying to recompile the kernel to get the sound working, but no luck yet.
Sounds like loliverouge got something working. I'm still trying to put
restricted drivers back into my custom kernel so that I've at least got the
video
ok , seriously. why doesnt toshiba get their act together? we should all
bitch and moan to them, not ubuntu.
regretably ubuntu can't be expected to look after each and every piece of
random hardware floating around in the ecosysem, esp considering how they
dont even control the kernel. (ie.
Correct. No one has this working (unless you revert to a previous version of
the kernel from Feisty and use the DSDT fix in a link way way up in the
stack).
However we now have $100 to the person who fixes this, probably a bit more
because someone said they'd contribute something.
And
Corssing fingers :)
El mié, 24-10-2007 a las 19:14 +, loliverouge escribió:
Well I've got sound on Gutsy on tosh p100 sound card HDA Intel chip
Conexant CX20549 (Venice)But (yes there is a but) i prefers test
everything before providing a first solution. I think this is just a
Yeah, that's a nice workaround although it did not work for me using the
kernel-laptop one (I wonder why?)
Nice you got it working :)
Cheers and keep up with that nice work and don't get lost :D
Cheers
Luis
El mié, 24-10-2007 a las 23:22 +, loliverouge escribió:
so...
I
I suggest we total the amount of $$ we are willing to pay to the person who
fixes this bug.
I'm in for $50 CDN !!
I think we have enough people to make this bugfix worthwhile to someone.
On 10/22/07, Elisée [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello guys, I'm from #134734. Well after reading your
cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#0 | grep Codec
Codec: Conexant CX20551 (Waikiki)
On 10/22/07, Carlos Villaronga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Same here with Toshiba A205-S4629
Idem : sound works on Feisty after 4 hour looking in the internet but none
on Gutsy.
Result of : cat
Louis - if you've got a workaround - please provide precise details for
those waiting with baited breath :)
You got sound working - how did you do it?
Which Toshiba do you have? Which version of the bios? What did your DSDT
changes look like? Which version of the kernel? Etc? Anything special
Luis, the point is to stick with ubuntu .
i got it working with feisty a while ago by doing that DSDT.aml edit thing
on the gentoo forums (not the wiki link). from the looks of it we have to
make a DSDT.aml for each model in the series. there even is a site that
keeps track of them , so if you
I'm in the same boat as you. I've never seen the DSDT workaround actually
work. I've created a new DSDT.dsl file by:
- extracting and reverse engineering the original DSDT.dsl from the
bios
- changing variables that look like _T_0 to T_0
- changing some strings that look like *PNP0C14
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