Re: kernel 2.6.11 support

Larry Mulder <[email protected]> Sat, 07 May 2005 17:43:27 -0500
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Here's another question which is probably a little OT and more for the 
mandrake list, but anybody using mandrake notice that mandrake (oh 
excuse me... Mandriva), packages cipe 1.4.5 with their 10.2 version 
distro.  Is there a way to use this cipe w/o a kernel module, because 
the quick checking I did doesn't turn up a kernel module for cipe under 
Mandriva 10.2 yet they package it w/their distro.  I am assuming that I 
am missing something, but ???

-Larry Mulder

[email protected] wrote:

>I got cipe working by using later versions of cipe binaries without a 
>compile.
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>On Fri, 6 May 2005, Larry Mulder wrote:
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>>anyone about to figure out a fix or patch to make cipe 1.6.0 compile on 
>>kernel 2.6.11?  many distributions are shipping with this kernel and it 
>>sucks to have to downgrade to make cipe working.  Any help to do this is 
>>great.
>>
>>-Larry Mulder
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Here's another question which is probably a little OT and more for the
mandrake list, but anybody using mandrake notice that mandrake (oh
excuse me... Mandriva), packages cipe 1.4.5 with their 10.2 version
distro.&nbsp; Is there a way to use this cipe w/o a kernel module, because
the quick checking I did doesn't turn up a kernel module for cipe under
Mandriva 10.2 yet they package it w/their distro.&nbsp; I am assuming that I
am missing something, but ???<br>
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-Larry Mulder<br>
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  <pre wrap="">I got cipe working by using later versions of cipe binaries without a 
compile.

On Fri, 6 May 2005, Larry Mulder wrote:

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    <pre wrap="">anyone about to figure out a fix or patch to make cipe 1.6.0 compile on 
kernel 2.6.11?  many distributions are shipping with this kernel and it 
sucks to have to downgrade to make cipe working.  Any help to do this is 
great.

-Larry Mulder

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