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Re: New Discover Upload Possible?



On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 02:30:30AM +0100, Steinar H. Gunderson wrote:
> Works fine for me, except that it seems to load ide-scsi, which is deprecated
> under 2.6. In addition, it tries to load OSS drivers (OSS is deprecated under
> 2.6) and usb-uhci (which is called uhci-hcd is 2.6 -- this one could be
> particularily nasty if we need USB keyboards etc.). Last, it for some reason

Thanks for testing! I know about the ide-scsi and OSS issues, but this
version still has to support 2.4 kernels, so those stay in. You can
always have discover skip those by adding a skip= line to
/etc/discover.conf. Neither of these issues is crippling though, since
(as far as my testing is concerned) lots of userland apps still rely on
ide-scsi. And OSS still works just fine in 2.6, deprecated or not.

> decided to detect my USB hub at least four times:
> 
> Detecting hardware: ns83820 cmpci emu10k1 usb-uhci usb-uhci usb-uhci usb-uhci
> 
> I'd guess this was the reason for the "sort -u" in the first place -- please
> consider replacing it by at least an "uniq", or find some other good
> workaround (uniq without demanding sorted input should be solvable in a few
> lines of shell, by keeping a list and doing grepping against it for each new
> entry). It's not crippling for d-i, though.

Ok, that's a good idea. I'll see about trying that out, since I have
usb-ohci listed twice as well on my system. Still, I'm glad to hear that
it worked for you overall. I don't know how much tweaking of discover1
will be worthwhile, since we'll be moving to discover2 at some point
anyhow, but a little polish can't hurt :-)

 - David Nusinow



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