Try to remove hotplug by "apt-get remove hotplug". So that all device
will be detected by udev, not hotplug in next boot.
It may be a little bit risky, but it is the only way to verify if it is
a general 2.6.15 issue. Make sure there is no important things in the
CF, the worst case is that you may need to reinstall voyage again.
Sorry if I understand correctly: Are all kernels (either stock or
voyage) run on WRAP? And the only difference is just the kernel? I
think so but just to confirm. I ask because I see your dmesg output
shows different hostname prompt (voyage#, debian#, etc.)
Another things to try on 2.6.15-voyage:
- look at is /dev/ttyUSB* device. I am thinking about read only issue
in /dev. Try "rmmod -f ftdi_sio", then remountrw and "modprobe ftdi_sio".
Regards,
- Punky
Mark Pendrith wrote:
Kim-man "Punky" TSE wrote:
Mark,
It seems either kernel configuration or 2.6.15 kernel driver
problem. To further confirm it, could you please install the stock
2.6.15 from debian below:
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/l/linux-2.6/linux-image-2.6.15-1-486_2.6.15-8_i386.deb
install it using "dpkg -i".
- Punky
hi Punky,
I ran into dependency problems trying to install this kernel over
2.6.8 - dpkg said initramfs-tools was needed. I tried to install
initramfs-tools, but this depended on for udev (amongst other things.)
Tried to install udev, but said it conflicted with hotplug.
So I'm stuck.
-Mark
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Punky
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