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Fabian LoneStar Frédérick wrote:
> Hi,
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> Do we have recursive dnotification facility in current kernel ?
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> (cc me please).
>
> Best regards,
> Fabian
>
google inotify
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Brian Schau wrote:
> Hi Denis/All,
>
>
> I see the error in 2.6.12 as well (I just tried it). My setup ...
>
> Zyxel ZyAir B-100 pcmcia wireless card.
> D-Link AccessPoint.
>
>
> /brian
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> Denis Vlasenko wrote:
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>> On Saturday 30 July 200
Marcondes Monteiro de Arau wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm university student in Brazil and would like to know if during the process
> of compilation of the kernel of the linux the tecnology of cluster is used.
>
>
>
> Marcondes
>
Are you talking about using a cluster to compile the kernel? In that cas
Jon Smirl wrote:
> ODSL could then GPL the code and quiet the
> critics.
And also cause aaid GPL'ed code to be immediatly ported over to Windows. I don't
think BitMover could ever agree to that.
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Jacek Luczak wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Early morning i made a 2.6.12-rc1 with RT-V0.7.43-05 and this is what I
> sow in dmesg after 6 hours of computers work:
>
>
Hmm... A lot of that seems to involve ndiswrapper. Is there any way you could
reproduce this without ndiswrapper loaded?
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Bill Davidsen wrote:
I have to see what that generates. The problem is LOCALVERSION and current
use of both 3 and 4 field kernel versions. You need a smarter script to
handle that.
... To which the knee jerk solution would be ...
Name Linus's kernel releases 2.6.z.0 ... ?
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Arnd Bergmann wrote:
Nothing about the init command seems really necessary. Why not just do
that stuff from an /sbin/init script?
I'm not a kernel hacker by any definition, but I'm pretty sure its neccasery
because we want it to be done before /sbin/init is ran, AKA hide the kernel
messages :)
Mark McPherson wrote:
Hello all,
I have a Shuttle XPC with an nForce2 chipset.
Here's something which shows up in dmesg after booting
2.6.5-rc2-mm5; it does not appear in the Linux tree up through
2.6.5-rc2-bk9.
My external IEEE1394 drive attaches and detaches and
transfers data without apparent
kernel-2.6.11-rc1-bk5 stops booting after the message
^
"Brought up 4 CPU'S"
Something makes me think that this message is not about the fact that the linux
kernel found 4 logical CPUs, but that it stopped after the message was shown :)
A .config would be nice, maybe a
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