On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 09:44:39PM -0500, Scott Nanni wrote: > First for those of you who originally replied to my first message > thanks for the help. > > I am now running a custom 2.4.20 kernel from kernel.org source > with the latest ACPI patch from sourceforge, and the presario sound > patch for the trident driver.. my ACPI, USB, Sound, Ext3 support > and everything I was working on is now working! > > However I now things that had been working in 2.2.20 are broken! > My touchpad no longer works, and I get messages that /dev/psaux > doesnt exist Did you include PS/2 mouse support? > , and I cant mount cds says something about hdc: Driver > not installed.. or something to that effect. Did you include both iso9660 FS support and ide-cdrom or sr_mod? Include them as modules. > I went back in and added bus mouse support and everything else I could > think of, that didnt work, and thats about when I discovered the hdc issue > so I went back in again, and changed the PS2 Auxiliary and ISO9660 > support over to <M> rather than <*> and recompiled, and the touchpad > still ceases to function. I'm really sure there's a particular option for PS/s, and it's not 'PS2 Auxiliary' nor 'bus mouse'...I don't have a uncompressed kernel tree atm tho, so I can't check for you. > Its great to have ACPI working now and being able to load USB/Sound with > no problems of the IDE controller going offline but having a broke cdrw and > touchpad kinda bites.. :-/ Um, if you don't really know which settings you need, why not get the .config from Debian's 2.4.20-k7 package, drop it in your kernel source and run 'make oldconfig' to fix up the new options that your patches introduce? This'll give you a kernel that has everything standard Debian kernels have, plus support for your sound card, et al. -rob
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