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Re: Anybody using 2.6 kernel packages?



On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 10:40:34 -0500, Kirk Strauser wrote:

> Is anyone using the 2.6.0-test* kernel packages -- successfully?  I

I do not use the debian packages but compile the source from kernel.org
since test1.

> installed the -test4 image to play around, and I immediately noticed three
> things:
> 
>   1) I can't log in to a KDE session using KDM. 2) My motherboard's

Tried another login manager? I use gdm here, no problems.

>   Promise IDE controller is detected, but neither of the
>      drives (one CD-R, one DVD) are found.

Perhaps you still have hdc=ide-scsi in your lilo/grub command line? Remove
them they are not needed any more.

>   3) I can't type the "|" character at a console prompt.

Sorry, no problems here.

> 
> I don't really have the time to track these down right now so I rebooted
> back into 2.4, but I was wondering if anyone has had better luck than I
> did.  Is it worth upgrading at this time?  I've head that 2.6 has much
> better support for IDE CD-Rs; is this true?
> 
> Thanks,

Perhaps try to compile your own kernel from source. If the problem
persists it might be a kernel problem - if not it seems to be related to
debian patches or packaging.

Regards
Andre



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