[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>Btw, make sure 100% that all your modules issued from the kernel
>>compilation in question have been properly installed under /lib/modules.
>>
>>Additionally, it has been reported (and I recently experienced this
>>myself) than under some specific circumstances, only running a "make
>>clean" in an old Xenomai-enabled kernel tree before upgrading the
>>Xenomai support with prepare-kernel.sh, then compiling anew, is _not_
>>enough. This may introduce some funky issues, likely due to missed
>>dependencies in the kernel tree.
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> I did originally build the kernel form fresh source and have only patched
> once. I am however rebuilding after a make mrproper just for kicks.
> Since building the nucleus as a module, It appears that things are being
> scheduled on both processors for linux. I still however can't get my
> network connection to work properly. It is a Broadcom NetExtreme GigE
> card. It successfully get's a DHCP address as if it is working fine.
> No messages in any of the log files. I however can not get out at all.
> When trying to get in from the outside with ssh it supplies me the host
> key but then hangs for about 1 minute then prompts me for a password and
> works fine from there. From inside, even pings dont work.
Do you have the same behaviour of your network card when the SMI
workaround is disabled ?
Did you try to disable CONFIG_PCI_MSI ?
--
Gilles Chanteperdrix
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