Bug#648286: ITP: r8168 -- Realtek r8168 device driver for Linux (DKMS version)

Thanks, Julien. I see you've made r8168-source package as well - nice. I will introduce support for module-assistant if we agree on package inclusion. > I would second that as I have another problem with r8169 which doesn't > support support resuming from suspend/hibernate. I've been using r8168

Bug#648286: ITP: r8168 -- Realtek r8168 device driver for Linux (DKMS version)

Dear Kai, > well, then what is different and why can't that be upstreamed? And is there a > known case, where the driver provided by Debian doesn't work (if so, is there > a > bug filed)? Perhaps you are right, given the time and the skills and the hardware and the person skilled and motivated e

Bug#635504: ITP: flashcache -- write back block device cache for Linux

27;m quite inexperienced with git so I couldn't figure out how to access your repository. Is my Alioth account onlyjob-guest allowed to push? Anyway you're the boss so I'm not going to do anything without you permission (and instructions). It appears to me that you might want to make

Bug#635504: ITP: flashcache -- write back block device cache for Linux

as long it will be available. Please feel free to merge whatever you find useful. I hope you'll excuse me for my lack of understanding (and experience) of what it is to be a co-maintainer. Please let me know of any procedures you believe we should agree on. All the best, Dmitry. On 19

Bug#635504: ITP: flashcache -- write back block device cache for Linux

: > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > On 18.09.2011 14:03, onlyjob wrote: >> No, I wasn't aware of yours... >> I reckon we've been working independently >> I just completed my own... There are definitely some similarities but >>

Bug#635504: ITP: flashcache -- write back block device cache for Linux

E- > Hash: SHA1 > > On 18.09.2011 06:21, onlyjob wrote: >> Recent package from http://mentors.debian.net works on 3.0.0-1-amd64 > > I am aware, you can see my package on [1]. Its pretty much complete but > I am not finished yet. > > > [1] > http://anonscm.debian.or

Bug#635504: ITP: flashcache -- write back block device cache for Linux

Hi, No so long ago flashcache's master branch was updated for compatibility with Linux kernel 3.0 Recent package from http://mentors.debian.net works on 3.0.0-1-amd64 Regards, Dmitry. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Troub

Bug#546219: not a memtest bug

Apparently it seems to be an SYSLINUX issue. As explained in PXE_FAQ : I used PXELINUX to boot memtest86+.bin, but all it does it print "800

Bug#621462: base-files: missing AGPL-3 license

Package: base-files Version: 6.0squeeze1 Severity: wishlist Tags: patch AGPL-3 missing from /usr/share/common-licenses AGPL-3 Description: Binary data

Bug#556365: Please enable CONFIG_MEMTEST

Hi, As a matter of fact MEMTEST is a quite useful feature. We ask to enable it not for what it cannot do, but for what it can. For example ECC in hardware is not useless even though it doesn't catch all possible errors. As I demonstrate in http://onlyjob.blogspot.com/2011/01/memtest-explain

Bug#600376: perl-base: memory leak in 'use v5.8'

Package: perl-base Version: 5.10.1-14 Severity: normal There is a memory leak in 'use v5.8;' statement. (Version or notation not important) Can be reproduced using following command: bash -c 'ulimit -v 7; perl -e "eval q{use v5.8} while 1;"' Execution of this command terminates with 'Out