Re: [ANNOUNCE] Kernel v3.1.6-1.2 (cooker only)
Franck Bui <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.mandrake.cooker.devel |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Alexander Kazancev <[email protected]> writes: > 2012/1/3 Franck Bui <[email protected]>: >> [email protected] writes: >> >>>> [email protected] writes: > >>>> >>>> [...] >>> >>>> >>>>> >>>>> /me too now am happy with installing a 3.x kernel (did build the >>>>> nvidia kernel driver cleanly). >>>>> >>>>> Only issue is that I still keep a computer where I did not >>>>> "rpm -e --nodeps linux-userspace-headers" and apparently should >>>>> be a rpm issue. Maybe if removing the epoch it would work... >>>> >>>> Well, I added the epoch previously otherwise urpmi still wanted to >>>> install linux-userpsace-headers after installing kernel-headers on 2011. >>>> >>>> And AFAIK it works fine on 2011. >>> >>> I think it is the same issue I had with texlive-* providing some >>> tetex-* packages. The only solution was to actually remove the >>> tetex-* packages from repositories (they were broken, unmaintained >>> and not installable anyway), because apparently a provides of an >>> existing package would not work. It had and still has those >>> provides to not break build requires of existing packages... >> >> I think we could remove the linux-userpsace-headers package as well, >> this shouldn't hurt. >> >>> BTW, I noticed the 2.6.39 kernel installed as updates for 2011 >>> has the same issue of 3.1.6-1.1 regarding to compiling kernel >>> modules, due to missing linux/version.h, >> >> Yes. >> >> That wasn't an issue previously but since the dkms package update, it >> is. >> >>> and may have the other drakx* issue (it does not boot in an i586 I saw >>> being updated). >> >> I need to see what's happening exactly here. >> >> Thanks. >> -- >> Franck >> > > Some users sad on enable PAE. Some processor, like Centrino M not work > with enabled PAE support. In older (from tmb) Mandriva kernel PAE (and > HIGHMEM64) option was disabled for 32-bit kernels. May we need do this > in new kernel or make another (desktop-nopae) packages? Try the "generic" kernel: $ urpmi kernel-generic Bye. -- Franck