rnate used to work flawlessly on my old lenny setup.
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On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 06:25:27PM +0700, Dave Patterson wrote:
>
> I'm in Thailand. I don't have the inclination to fly over and teach sed
> right now.
many, though not living in Thailand, would agree anyway ;)
But that'd just be an easy way to do the job.
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 09:09:46AM +0100, Frank Lin PIAT wrote:
> - statement like "URGENT" and "I really need a solution right away!"
> get you problem solved quicker (unless you paid for gold support ;)
^
won't
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> as root, do:
>
> nano /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
>
or more quickly:
$ sed -i /^Reading/d /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
(w/out '$' in col 1, of course)
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ndiswrapper-source
ndiswrapper-utils
ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
check what's missing in your system - note that
ndiswrapper-modules-2.6.26.8...
is specific to my system.
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etty much screwed up Linux when I tried to
> install everything that I thought I needed to build it. My courses start
> tomorrow, and I really don't have the time to fiddle around with my computer
you might want to try a LiveCd then
http://wiki.debian.org/LiveCD
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you need to install the development stuff - I think installing
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build-essential. Then you'd get enough docs to tackle the task -
man module-assistant after installing.
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, if you can. That'd tell (likely) whether it's ath5k's or some
(net) daemon's issue.
Note, I don't use Gnome's NM, so can't provide hints there - I'm sure
other will chime in.
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ket avail for testing - nor
they'd have the time to do the testing anyway. Also, they mostly depend on
upstream. All get feedback from the userbase, which hopely helps to improve
things.
Sadly your way to make feedback doesn't help much.
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e my C128 have I seen the OK prompt! But I cannot seem to get
> a CLI from minicom, I will have to google it tomorrow. This is quite
> different than that machine that I barely remember from ~20 years ago.
sorry, have cut away the initial 'atz'; anyway, minicom runs from t
er, one of those suitable for eg plain old analog recorders
or phone-secretary.
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On Tue, Mar 03, 2009 at 01:22:33PM -0700, Richard Werst wrote:
> Not to rub any one the wrong way, but these folks have some software
> that will record phone conversations:
>
> http://www.nch.com.au/trx/index.html
check pkg transcriber for similar functions.
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and stays ro. Try booting from a (Live)CD or a rescue FD/USB disk and
check the HDD and bootloader config.
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quests from it; likely smtp.free.fr only
allows IP in it's domain and trusted static IP.
It's not a problem with the ML, just the usual min anti-spam measure at
smtp level. Perhaps smtp.free.fr would accpet your IP if you do and auth
IMPA/POP access from it.
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think the Debian-install guide should be a nice starting point.
http://www.debian.org/security/ is also highly recommended reading.
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> hi paolo
>dont work my plugin of firefox.
>my firefox is in spanish version and my pluginfirefox is in english
>version. can it be a problem?
no (should not,
something like
~/.mozilla/firefox//plugins/
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asks for HDD pwd, things are a bit harder,
since access attempts may result in data wipe out, depending on HDD sec
setting.
> However, if you are not using filesystem encryption then KDM (login) pass
> doesn't add much in terms of data security.
zero, indeed, once you've
d mean you are sure you always use your laptop like:
1. on, active session, you in front of kyb/scr
2. off / suspend to disk
anything in between would benefit from some protection other than bios/disk.
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lease 12/15/99
with uptimes of months (always on, till it crashes/hangs ;) ) since - hm -
2002.
HTH
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27; value is only valid if:
1) It is a plaintext (ascii) string between 8 and 63 characters in
length
2) It is a hexadecimal string of 64 characters
but, in case, check wpa_passphrase(8).
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kManager first.
>
> I've kind of worked around the problem with a shell script, though I
man hibernate.conf - check 'OnSuspend' and 'OnResume' facilities in
/etc/hibernate/common.conf
and /etc/hibernate/blacklisted-modules
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eful with it
- check you've got the related xorg's input module installed, if avail
- and tell xorg to load it in xorg.conf (your's is pretty standard)
check docs/man pages for details, perhaps you need to do some other step
or ignore some of the above, or both.
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power saving settings which I'm not aware of.
try laptop-mode-tools
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hdparm -i /dev/
but cdrecord(1) should yield enough info, try 1st:
% cdrecord -scanbus
% cdrecord dev=ATA: -scanbus
and see what devices you get, and which devID your drive is assigned, then
% cdrecord dev= -inq
% cdrecord dev= -prcap
% cdrecord dev= -atip
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# map smaller. Using `compact' is especially recommended when
# booting from a floppy disk. It is disabled here by default
# because it doesn't always work.
#
compact
"
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(that's the apt line)
HTH
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for many hints, also browse through www.tldp.org, then of course search
around for something like "pc hardware guide".
What turns out good and enough depends on your needs and prior knowledge.
wikipedia.org should help too.
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work. A spare old AT I gues can be found for US$ ~10 or so at repair shops,
not sure if the USB FDD would cost less.
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no magic in place here, it won't read faster than your HDD's speed - check
with 'hdparm -tT /dev/hda' (as root and assuming HDD is hda) what's your
limit.
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ed : BIOS too old"... but I see
> no such messages with Etch, it simply does not work, same as with Sarge.
that's from the kernel, there was a limit release date for ACPI to be
deemed reliable, iirc that option has been removed - you need to play with
kernel boot params acpi*, apm*
ot an Ethernet card on top...
of course, they're the same thing, only the medium is different.
>
> I went inside my DSL box, using Firefox in root mode, with
...
> Security : WPA
ok, but output from above commands would be of interest anyway.
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On Sat, Nov 08, 2008 at 12:58:31PM +0100, Paolo wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 07, 2008 at 07:15:11PM +0100, Bernard wrote:
>
> > According to what I have read, the 'orinoco' driver that is supposed to
> > also work for my 'intersil prism2' pcmcia card, does no
't setup a
VPN (like your case, for a simple DSL modem on the other end), well, you
have no choice but buy another card/USB-wlan.
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ould be the safe choice on recente kernels.
> wifi0: unknown hardware address type 801
no news here, remove/disable hostap.
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only in Managed mode when
> host_roaming is enabled
so hostap is taking the hardware; I guess you just want to connect to your
AP, ie act as client, so remove/don't load hostap*.
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yes, RTFM ;)
> I have found no doc concerning the hostap driver and daemon, there is no
not needed, unless you want your notebook to act like an access point.
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n address from any of the private ranges:
Class Networks
A 10.0.0.0 through 10.255.255.255
B 172.16.0.0 through 172.31.0.0
C 192.168.0.0 through 192.168.255.0
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0:01 kalma kernel: [ 8030.519128] Pid: 13478, comm: sh Not
> tainted 2.6.26-1-686 #1
...
try newe{r,st} kernel; I've seen this issue already time ago, seems it was
addressed (possibly not fully) a while back:
http://marc.info/?l=linux-usb-devel&m=119251213017714&w=2
possibly not fully
try mii-tool / mii-diag for a low-level
diagnotics (iirc B44 has MII).
> Maybe you just need a newer kernel.
yep, do this 1st, before banging your head against the wall any further ;)
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"USB" (non Hi-Speed) which is limited to
12Mbps / 1.5Mbps, but DVD burning won't work since min requirement is
~13.5Mbps sustained data rate. Hi-Speed USB (included in 2.0) tops at
480Mbps, enough for the fastest DVD writers.
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front-end to apt/dpkg, which keep the list/pkg database in /var/lib/apt
and /var/lib/dpkg resp., and infos/question during install come from pkg
template which are then stored in /var/lib/dpkg/info.
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On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 12:52:52AM +0200, Paolo wrote:
> and SMART reported an out-of-range event(s), thus giving a clue for what's
> the drive's trip T.
correcting myself: trip -> max-operating
'trip' T is - if set - hard limit at which the drive power off (li
reported an out-of-range event(s), thus giving a clue for what's
the drive's trip T.
Note that's _ambient_ T limit, case T limit is higher (eg 60 for Fujitsu).
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> through /proc/acpi but I cannot find the hard drive temp. Where should
> it be? It is possible that there is no hard drive temp sensor in a
be SMART - check pkg smartmontools ;)
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tweak this stuff from Linux, try and see if you get success in loading
such module and if something new appears in /proc/acpi (or /sys if the
/proc interface is disabled in your kernel).
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> Use -z2 with command partimage for compression. Check partimage --help
I doubt that'd work with plain mkisofs -> cdrecord -> DVD.
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s root from a rescue?
- check docs for that rescue disk; if it's a rescue disk meant just for your
system, root pwd should be your usual root pwd.
- try to boot with bootparam 'init=/bin/sh' which should drop you in a shell
very soon - note / will be ro and nothing else is mou
compressed whole volume.
Of course you want to read upx manual and do some test _first_ ;).
good luck!
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x Location:
x -> File systems
x -> CD-ROM/DVD Filesystems
x -> ISO 9660 CDROM file system support (ISO9660_FS [=y])
dunno how/if it'd work for a bootable cd.
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On Sat, Jul 26, 2008 at 09:22:42PM +0200, Jonas Andradas wrote:
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> Thank you very much,
you're welcome, but I didn't do that much, kudos go to the fine guys who
actually did & maintain the thing :)
BTW, http://debian-live.alioth.debian.org/ might offer other hints on the
s bootcd extension your
initrd-image will be updated to be usable for bootcd.
With bootcd you can copy your system to cd, run it from
cd without need for disks and restore your system on disk from bootcd."
which seems what you want.
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>Hello all. I have 288MB installed in my system and the BIOS does see
>it all, but Debian is only recoginizing 220MB. I tried adding a boot
likely it's reclaimed by the video system, seems it's ~64MB shared video
RAM.
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30s, log with timestamps, then check that log against track of those
hibernation event.
- be sure you don't have enabled other auto-suspend mechanism.
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h, on fresh boot. Or /tmp may be on RAM space (tmpfs).
Should be safe on resume, though.
> Actually, I put them in ~/.bin/paulo_listener_acpi and
better, anyway.
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> Thanks, Paolo. I have a little bash to learn before I am able to
> implement that, but I will get on it.
you're welcome - but no need to learn much just to run these tiny tests:
simply copy the programs into a couple
! while true;do
! logger -t timestamp "=== MARKER (`hwclock`) ==="
!# or simply write on terminal:
! echo "=== `date +%s` MARKER (`hwclock`) ==="
! sleep 5
! done
again, add `hwclock` if you suspect system-time skew.
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lrx -> then bug ATI for that.
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ger -t acpi_s2ram === going to sleep (`hwclock`) ===
> 3) Configure the laptop to poll the lid switch and return to RAM
hardly reliable, you risk sudden shutdown while working... better figure out
what's wrong, and use s2disk meanwhile.
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ut heatsink.
OTOH the electronics surrounding the CPU fail{s,ed} frequently, so there's
a lot of spare old CPU around ;).
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close to that limit for long time (or better, with high duty-ratio).
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pi/event has been replaced by events via the input layer
and netlink since 2.6.23.
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suppoert 2.6.24+, otherwise you've to check for backports.
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ng a single block the same size as the disk sector
size, one at a time, is overkill in terms of efficiency and wearing for the
hdd.
Hence exec times for typical operations may well skyrocket x1000 or so.
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On Tue, Apr 08, 2008 at 12:32:03PM +0100, Z X wrote:
> debian etch.
> acpid didn't create /var/run/acpid.socket the first
> time the system was booted.
likely a bug in acpid or the initscript system - the right place to report
it is the BTS then.
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experimental/volatile/wherever it is, since hda support wasn't shiny here
as well till I upgraded to 2.6.24 (from 2.6.19.*, though 2.6.22.* might
do the trick too).
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very pkgs, eg testdisk, mondo (iirc).
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that's it. Less convenient than single step with xrandr-1.2 (supposing it'd
work as advertised on Intel's site), but it works.
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no guarantee here, some machines seems to have
BIOS tricks for that that only the Windows driver knows how to tickle.
... talking about Acer's and Philips' nb though, with i810.
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> If the output of these commands are huge, pray tell how I get them to my PC
> to email ... Since I cannot get Ethernet running/installed?
no, just a bunch of lines, perhaps no more than ~5kB.
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st and choose "8139too: RealTek RTL-8139 Fast
so you know you (should) have an 8139?
>Ethernet", the screen just keeps refreshing to the list of Ethernet
>cards.
perhaps defective CDD/DVD - unlikely such basic modules are scattered on
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x27;ve a feeling it's hw failure though.
If you can, try 2.6.24.3 or even latest .25-rc*.
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ive you a credit to spend in same shop for anything else
you want.
You have the full refund right also in such cases (but not for just the part
you dislike), ONLY if you buy on-line (ie via e-shop/e-comm).
Cool eh? so here in IT you're better off buying on-line.
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that's a hint that you likely can't control that feature, it's been hard-wired
by the manufacturer.
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t; Both monitors are working fine when working alone. Isn't that enough of
> a proof that there is no hardware problem?
'hw' includes 'video card/chip'
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if it still works try to pin point the upgrade step that
broke; else, you might have hw problems.
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ery old 586 nb I could manage to boot from an external HDD which
replaced the CDD of the external PCMCIA kit.
Of course, YMMV (a lot).
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On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 08:49:42AM +0100, Andre Lorenz wrote:
> but now my question.
>
> where can i find a good manual / howto to configure this stick
> (assining ip, using wep-key .)
http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Jean_Tourrilhes/Linux/Linux.Wireless.html
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4. check the *mobile*linux* sites for other's experiences
Realtek's wifi chips are not listed in pci_ids in kernel, and they're used to
provide blob good only for some ref. kernel version they used to compile it.
Very likely your better option will be ndiswrap
is interesting that this usually happens when i slightly move the
> laptop on the table. Moving the mouse or its cable does not cause it
hw failure - likely a defective soldering on the motherboard.
Get it serviced/replaced.
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have good advices there.
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/etc/mplayer/input.conf.
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On Tue, Jan 15, 2008 at 09:11:35PM +0100, Michelle Konzack wrote:
> hda10 LogicalLinux ext3 [Production_home]38000,80
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> e2fsck 1.37 (21-Mar-2005)
too old - try to backport newer e2fsprogs from stable/testing.
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bove commands, try to load modules 1-by-1 - eg. acpi, agp, ...
see if/when/what breaks
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any audio de6vice that's recognised by BT drivers for any
video/audio app. So the point is to find such a compatible headset (sorry,
never used one, nor ever used skype).
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ially setup to
(try to) hide from part.man. prgs to avoid deletion.
afaict Acer's nbooks often show such 'feature' as well.
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.technion.ac.il
. check http://www.linmodems.org and linked sites
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such device
..^^
means just that: your hw doesn't have the kind of device toshiba.ko is
supposed to talk to.
iirc toshiba.ko is for old models only.
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nd-holding through the process has been required.
yes, and I'd like a feature to apt-get/dselect/aptitude/whatever to set the
limit of acceptable upgrades/deletes at once.
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->*stable. So if an url fails, check directly with eg lynx(1).
And, of course, keep an eye on Debian release announcements: when current
stable -> oldstable, you suddenly see *lots* of upgrades would happen,
which might not be what you wanted (at that time) ;).
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On Mon, Oct 29, 2007 at 03:48:52PM +0100, Ivan Glushkov wrote:
> driver spca5xx. I installed the module gspca-source, and now everything
yep, that's the other one to try - gald you got it working :)
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On Mon, Oct 29, 2007 at 11:05:23AM +0100, Ivan Glushkov wrote:
> I had compiled module ov511, and I tried simple:
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> rmmod sn9c102
> insmod ov511.ko
:( - try http://www.rastageeks.org/ov51x-jpeg/index.php/Main_Page then.
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wi
t; movie writer initialisation failed
ov511, ov51x-jpeg comes to mind. I had a webcam which the kernel wanted
to deal with with sn9c102, but the right driver was actually ov51x-jpeg.
HTH
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ither Tosh/ENE
would even release tech.specs.
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+ gamma are those exotic knobs avail only in perhaps newest
/ high end / for graph.profs / whatever machines (as hard/soft machine knobs,
that is, besides sw-only adjustment like xgamma you mentioned).
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APM/IPC/...) to catch (and make use of) them.
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hw detection tries to load the driver as part of the detection strategy.
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AE_NOT_EXIST
do you see the /proc/acpi/ac_adapter stuff?
hm, if that's a recent kernel you might want file a bugrep on kernel.org.
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