Hi,
So yesterday was kernel upgrade day for testing, it seems. I allowed it
since I knew I could have a way-back whatever the odds.
Well, in fact the bug is still there with 2.6.22-2-powerpc: the Apple
cinema display is stuck in sleep mode as soon as the kernel boot starts.
As previously, the computer works fine otherwise(although my Win-TV nova
usb-2 box is not activated: it seems to be a firmware update problem,
I'll try to investigate). It is also possible to make it kind'of work by
the use of the option "video=ofonly" at boot time, but it is really
non-optimal, since it prevents from using console login, once X11 is
started.
I suggest to reclassify this bug as linux-2.6 as a whole since it is not
specific to linux-2.6.21 anymore, and it may be a show-stopper for
debian on mac-mini users (OK, it's not like there should be more than a
few hundreds of us there, but still...).
BTW, would it be possible that the vmlinux.old is not updated when the
running kernel is the one actually linked as vmlinux.old ? I mean, if
the current running kernel is the "old" one, there could be a reason,
and I don't see a case when it would be useful to update the "old" link
to a non running kernel. This one is only whishlist, of course. Should I
send it as separate bug with a whishlist status ?
Regards,
mata ne
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Luigi
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