15 Apr
2006
15 Apr
'06
10:28 p.m.
I compiled the -rt patched kernel in Ubuntu. I think I did
everything correctly. When I boot to it, it flashes something that says
"**********REMINDER*******" but I can't read the message. Does anyone
know where or how to read this? Also now centrino wireless does
not work in the new kernel. I checked modprobe -l *ipw* and
those are there so I assume there's some command I don't know about or
something. In recovery mode I also get a message repeatedly that
"/tty/syss0" (maybe not that name exactly) is not a serial device.
16 Apr
16 Apr
12:53 a.m.
greg wrote:
I compiled the -rt patched kernel in Ubuntu. I think
I did
everything correctly. When I boot to it, it flashes something that says
"**********REMINDER*******" but I can't read the message. Does anyone
know where or how to read this? Also now centrino wireless does
not work in the new kernel. I checked modprobe -l *ipw* and
those are there so I assume there's some command I don't know about or
something. In recovery mode I also get a message repeatedly that
"/tty/syss0" (maybe not that name exactly) is not a serial device.
You might have to move the firmware into the kernel specific directory
/lib/firmware/<your new kernel>
In my case the firmware module is ipw3945.ucode.
4:06 p.m.
Hallo,
Bill Allen hat gesagt: // Bill Allen wrote:
greg wrote:
And you might need to download the latest firmware. I found that the
older fw-package I had wasn't working with the latest kernel, however
getting the newest from Sourceforge fixed it.
Ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
Also now centrino wireless does
not work in the new kernel. I checked modprobe -l *ipw* and those
are there so I assume there's some command I don't know about or
something. In recovery mode I also get a message repeatedly that
"/tty/syss0" (maybe not that name exactly) is not a serial device.
You might have to move the firmware into the kernel specific
directory /lib/firmware/<your new kernel> 
1:46 a.m.
On Sat, 2006-04-15 at 20:28 -0400, greg wrote:
I compiled the -rt patched kernel in Ubuntu. I think
I did
everything correctly. When I boot to it, it flashes something that says
"**********REMINDER*******" but I can't read the message. Does anyone
know where or how to read this?
If you can't hit Pause while booting to read it, and it's not in your
logs, then the best I can do, without grepping the entire kernel source
tree, is to guess.
So my guess is that it is a warning about a kernel option that you have
enabled which increases latency. There are a couple that I ran into that
printed out something like what you are describing, and they're under
the Kernel debugging section. Go there and turn off any debugging stuff
that you don't require, and try again.
Dana
3:40 p.m.
greg wrote:
I compiled the -rt patched kernel in Ubuntu. I think
I did
everything correctly. When I boot to it, it flashes something that says
"**********REMINDER*******" but I can't read the message. Does anyone
know where or how to read this? Also now centrino wireless does
not work in the new kernel. I checked modprobe -l *ipw* and
those are there so I assume there's some command I don't know about or
something. In recovery mode I also get a message repeatedly that
"/tty/syss0" (maybe not that name exactly) is not a serial device.
What does dmesg say?
Gordon.
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