Hi. I just want to let you know that I have run into exactly the
same behavior as you did.
Originally I compiled my kernel with the PCMCIA driver as a module.
I recompiled to make the PCMCIA driver integral (i.e., I selected "y"
instead of "m" for PCMCIA in "make xconfig") and since then I have
Please note that this problem is addressed in the scripts for the
ALSA sound drivers furnished in the alsa-base package (... get the
latest version). The package includes a file
/usr/lib/alsa-base/snd-dev-utils which contains bash functions
which you may find useful.
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> anyone else have trouble getting the serial port on a thinkpad
> 560e to work? the standard PC io port and irq values don't
> seem to work.
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Tom Vier wrote:
>
> On Sun, Feb 04, 2001 at 06:01:01PM -0500, Thomas Hood wrote:
> > > anyone else have trouble getting the serial port on a thinkpad
> > > 560e to work? the standard PC io port and irq values don't
> > > seem to
Please note that this problem is addressed in the scripts for the
ALSA sound drivers furnished in the alsa-base package (... get the
latest version). The package includes a file
/usr/lib/alsa-base/snd-dev-utils which contains bash functions
which you may find useful.
Thomas
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Hi. I just want to let you know that I have run into exactly the
same behavior as you did.
Originally I compiled my kernel with the PCMCIA driver as a module.
I recompiled to make the PCMCIA driver integral (i.e., I selected "y"
instead of "m" for PCMCIA in "make xconfig") and since then I have
> anyone else have trouble getting the serial port on a thinkpad
> 560e to work? the standard PC io port and irq values don't
> seem to work.
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help you:
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Tom Vier wrote:
>
> On Sun, Feb 04, 2001 at 06:01:01PM -0500, Thomas Hood wrote:
> > > anyone else have trouble getting the serial port on a thinkpad
> > > 560e to work? the standard PC io port and irq values don't
> > > seem to
and figure
> out why it is happening?
I don't know who is loading the module, sorry.
However, you can prevent eth0 from being ifup'ped via the hotplug
mechanism by changing the mapping stanza to this:
mapping hotplug
script grep
map eth1
Then only eth1 will be brought u
h upgrading to 2.6.5, but I also
> suspect my wireless hardware is failing since I often have to hard reset
> my AP.
It is most likely buggy drivers causing lockups.
Expect further problems. Debian's support for dynamic configuration sucks.
To gain an understanding of how badly it sucks,
rds then you always
need cardmgr per se. When you put an "exit 0" at the top of
/etc/pcmcia/network you only disable the interface configuration code.
However, cardmgr is still used to load drivers, to control the sockets,
to beep, etc.
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> I have a laptop running Debian, whose network interface is a pcmcia card.
> I use it as an IMAP mail server. Recently, I tried giving it a static IP
> address.
> by changing /etc/pcmcia/network.opts and filling in the appropriate
> fields (I actually used pcnetconfig, so it generated the file fo
of the
Debian Reference.
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> Hi, i have no sound (i cant hear nothing), but see that modules
> (cs46xx) are loaded.
cs46xx is not an ALSA driver; it is an OSS driver. What you want is
snd-cs46xx.
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User space cannot veto APM suspend requests in current Linux kernels.
What is keeping your machine from suspending is the firmware. If you have
a PCMCIA card then try ejecting it before attempting to suspend.
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above plus easier installation and configuration, minus some freedom.
Choose RedHat if you want to use what the majority of corporate users of
GNU/Linux are using.
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> doing a bloody good job. Even Aple is using linux, and they have many good
> guys working for them... so it is not like this.
Apple's operating system is not based on Linux.
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> custom kernels /lib/modules/2.6.9y.
>
> Any ideas please?
Probably you need to give make-kpkg the "--append-to-version=y" option.
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That should be libesd-alsa0.
BTW, you don't need alsa-oss unless you intend to use the aoss program.
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You need to load the driver modules for your card. See the "loading
modules" section of alsa-base README.Debian file.
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the logical interface definition I use for the wireless network
with name 'lubber'.
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test wireless essid lubber
address 192.168.1.9
netmask 255.255.255.0
gateway 192.168.1.1
dns-nameserve
is is the msg from kern.log:
>
> ALSA
> usr/src/modules/alsa-driver/alsa-kernel/pci/ac97/ac97_codec.c:2003:
> MC'97 1 converters and GPIO not ready (0xf200)
Did a previous version of ALSA work? Which version(s)?
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First you have to unpack the source tarball manually.
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The procedure is slightly different if you are running a 2.4 kernel. Then
you have to edit /etc/modutils/alsa-base and add a line like this:
options snd-cs4236 dma1=1 dma2=0
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I don't think that this is the same bug.
> Does anyone have any ideas?
The error is being returned by the firmware. The apm
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Hot plug PCI (Cardbus) drivers are not managed by cardmgr;
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> If I have hotplug installed, can I remove pcmcia-cs and usbmgr?
> Should I?
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> Write a cronjob that logs the battery level
apmd already does this. (Be sure to get the apmd from
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order to work. Is this correct?
I would rather avoid putting the card in rfmon mode when doing
location detection because some cards (e.g., the Cisco Aironet)
have to be cold reset to get them out of that mode.
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, say) to be ifupped on hot
plug and others to be left alone, then add a stanza like the following.
mapping hotplug
script grep
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> > It _should_ be automatic. I use ppp once a week, and ethernet the rest of
> > the
> > time. When I bring up ppp it always overrides the default route. The ppp
> > config parameter is something obscure like "defaultro
se ifscout,
the automatic interface mapper that comes with ifupdown-roaming.
You can get the latest package at:
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> I use to use the ifupdown-roaming package. With this p
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> So my workaround is: I changed the acpi path from
> /proc/acpi/0/ to /proc/acpi/ac_adapter/ in /usr/bin/on_ac_power.
Upgrading your powermgmt-base package would have done that too.
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> Anybpdy can help me to configure it please?
Get the laptop-net-doc package.
For an alternative autoconfigurer, look at ifupdown-roam.
http://panopticon.csustan.edu/thood/ifupdown-roam.html
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> What I expect is a tool able to set the WHOLE laptop
> configuration according to the current environment.
>
> For example, at home I use my wired network with a Xinerama'd
> Xsession in 16bits. At work, I am using a wireless connection
> and no Xinerama. My printers are different, etc...
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working, maybe you could let
> us know what you did.
You should try the very latest release of ifplugd and if that
doesn't work then continue trying the releases as they come out.
The author of ifplugd is still busy improving the wireless network
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Jaume: If you want system suspend requests to be ignored
while on ac power, what you would need to do is set
SUSPEND_ON_AC=false in /etc/apm/apmd_proxy.conf.
The default is "true".
Even so, that won't do it. Current kernels do _not_
support the rejection of suspend requests. It is not a
question
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works just fine. I only have one problem with the system. If I use Fn +
Esc to suspend, or if I close the cover, the BIOS seems to handle the
suspend. That is, none of th
IrDA folks: I think the test should be removed.
If it isn't removed, the code should at least be changed so
that instead of "Wrong chip version 16" it says:
Wrong module I.D. 0x1
where 0x1 is the content of the high nybble.
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You (who aren't root) need read permission on /dev/smapi
in order to examine settings. You also need write permission
in order to change settings.
Try
sudo tpctl --H
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more info:
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Jaume: If you want system suspend requests to be ignored
while on ac power, what you would need to do is set
SUSPEND_ON_AC=false in /etc/apm/apmd_proxy.conf.
The default is "true".
Even so, that won't do it. Current kernels do _not_
support the rejection of suspend requests. It is not a
questio
---
I've got my Dell I8K running Sid with a 2.4.17 kernel and everything
works just fine. I only have one problem with the system. If I use Fn +
Esc to suspend, or if I close the cover, the BIOS seems to handle the
suspend. That is, none of t
IrDA folks: I think the test should be removed.
If it isn't removed, the code should at least be changed so
that instead of "Wrong chip version 16" it says:
Wrong module I.D. 0x1
where 0x1 is the content of the high nybble.
// Th
You (who aren't root) need read permission on /dev/smapi
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Try
sudo tpctl --H
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ts".
I don't think that this is the same bug.
> Does anyone have any ideas?
The error is being returned by the firmware. The apm
driver simply reports this and exits with an I/O error.
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Hot plug PCI (Cardbus) drivers are not managed by cardmgr;
they are managed by the "hotplug" subsystem.
> If I have hotplug installed, can I remove pcmcia-cs and usbmgr?
> Should I?
If you want to use non-Cardbus PCMCIA cards then you still
need cardmgr.
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> > It _should_ be automatic. I use ppp once a week, and ethernet the rest of the
> > time. When I bring up ppp it always overrides the default route. The ppp
> > config parameter is something obscure like "defaultroute"
se ifscout,
the automatic interface mapper that comes with ifupdown-roaming.
You can get the latest package at:
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On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 16:23, Christian Lyra wrote:
> I use to use the ifupdown-roaming package. With this p
> So my workaround is: I changed the acpi path from
> /proc/acpi/0/ to /proc/acpi/ac_adapter/ in /usr/bin/on_ac_power.
Upgrading your powermgmt-base package would have done that too.
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> Anybpdy can help me to configure it please?
Get the laptop-net-doc package.
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> What I expect is a tool able to set the WHOLE laptop
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>
> For example, at home I use my wired network with a Xinerama'd
> Xsession in 16bits. At work, I am using a wireless connection
> and no Xinerama. My printers are different, etc...
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working, maybe you could let
> us know what you did.
You should try the very latest release of ifplugd and if that
doesn't work then continue trying the releases as they come out.
The author of ifplugd is still busy improving the wireless network
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y to shift left an inch or so, wrapping
> around to the right side. This is fixed by "switching back"
> to the X's VC.
One of the PCI drivers appears to be oopsing in its PM resume code.
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User space cannot veto APM suspend requests in current Linux kernels.
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y to shift left an inch or so, wrapping
> around to the right side. This is fixed by "switching back"
> to the X's VC.
One of the PCI drivers appears to be oopsing in its PM resume code.
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and figure
> out why it is happening?
I don't know who is loading the module, sorry.
However, you can prevent eth0 from being ifup'ped via the hotplug
mechanism by changing the mapping stanza to this:
mapping hotplug
script grep
map eth1
Then only eth1 will be brought up on hotplug.
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h upgrading to 2.6.5, but I also
> suspect my wireless hardware is failing since I often have to hard reset
> my AP.
It is most likely buggy drivers causing lockups.
Expect further problems. Debian's support for dynamic configuration sucks.
To gain an understanding of how badly it sucks, start reading the bugs
open against hotplug and ifupdown.
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rds then you always
need cardmgr per se. When you put an "exit 0" at the top of
/etc/pcmcia/network you only disable the interface configuration code.
However, cardmgr is still used to load drivers, to control the sockets,
to beep, etc.
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> I have a laptop running Debian, whose network interface is a pcmcia card.
> I use it as an IMAP mail server. Recently, I tried giving it a static IP
> address.
> by changing /etc/pcmcia/network.opts and filling in the appropriate
> fields (I actually used pcnetconfig, so it generated the file fo
of the
Debian Reference.
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On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 06:00:11 +0200, Carlos Gabriel Drach wrote:
> Hi, i have no sound (i cant hear nothing), but see that modules
> (cs46xx) are loaded.
cs46xx is not an ALSA driver; it is an OSS driver. What you want is
snd-cs46xx.
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gt; ifup later it fails because the device is already up. Is it a bug in
> ifplugd, ifupdown, or my misconfiguration?
The behavior is documented in interfaces(5).
See also bug #286148.
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