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@enihcam - sure
@Army - I was hoping to troubleshoot your working config against the config the repo packages use, but what you posted contains several differences. I thought you said you used the same config? I have tested the repo generic and corex packages on half a dozen machines with no ill effects; there has to be something different about your specific system that is causing the freezes.
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OK, I'll retry it with the exact same config, looks like I DID change some (in my opinion minor) things... Sorry for that. Give me a few couple of minutes, I'll repost.
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Damn, how is this possible? Now it works again after I reinstalled linux-ck-corex from your repo. I don't understand...
In case it happens again, I really have to get the dmesg output of this failing boot process. What's the best way to get this dmesg output? Booting with a CD, chrooting and executing dmesg? That's how I'd try it. If there's a more elegant way, feel free to tell me!
Last edited by Army (2011-12-06 22:14:34)
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Glad to hear my packages are no longer suspect To your question... you don't need to chroot, just mount the filesystem and copy the selected logs: kernel.log dmesg.log errors.log would be a good start.
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I think there might be a problem with the package. I recently reinstalled the linux-ck packages for my system and I rebooted and got rid of the default (linux, linux-headers and nvidia) packages. That also forced me to remove virtualbox (which is dependent on the kernel) and it's packages. Now when I try to get virtualbox back it wants to install the default kernel. I thought the linux-ck package provided the kernel so that dependencies for virtualbox would be satisfied.
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@ringmaster - No problem with my packages... which version of vbox are you running? Wonder removed the dependence of the ARCH kernels. I have only linux-ck installed and also have virtualbox.
Try this:
pacman -S virtualbox virtualbox-source virtualbox-additions
When it finishes, simply run /usr/bin/vboxbuild to build your modules.
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I have the latest version of all the packages. I use the virtualbox modules package and it pulls down the default linux kernel.
why does virtualbox-source not require linux but virtualbox-modules does?
Last edited by theringmaster (2011-12-11 03:33:20)
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This is sooooo off topic but:
virtualbox-modules = built in ARCH kernel
virtualbox-source = script to generate the modules on ANY kernel
Please no more on this/only post about repo related issues.
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oh ok now I understand what the issue was. Fixed now.. thanks for your help
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After upgrading from 3.1.4 to 3.1.5 i have problems with my Broadcom 4312 using the broadcom-wl-ck-kx package.
wifi isn'tdetected by networkmanager and modprobe wl will result in an error.
# modprobe wl
FATAL: Error inserting wl (/lib/modules/3.1.5-2-ck/extramodules/wl.ko.gz): Invalid argument
Last edited by xclaude (2011-12-11 23:42:29)
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Was this after a reboot?
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Was this after a reboot?
yes
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# modprobe wl
FATAL: Error inserting wl (/lib/modules/3.1.5-2-ck/extramodules/wl.ko.gz): Invalid argument
I didn't read your original post carefully. That isn't the expected path. It should be /lib/modules/extramodules-3.1-ck. I have no idea why your message is as such. Try doing:
# depmod -a
# modprobe wl
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I didn't read your original post carefully. That isn't the expected path. It should be /lib/modules/extramodules-3.1-ck. I have no idea why your message is as such. Try doing:
# depmod -a # modprobe wl
This didn't help. its still the same error.
btw. /lib/modules/3.1.5-2-ck/extramodules is a symlink to /lib/modules/extramodules-3.1-ck so it shouldn't matter (and the nvidia-ck modul, which is in the same directory, is working)
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Can u remove the repo package and build it manually the report back?
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after removing and compiling/installing broadcom-wl-ck from aur using yaourt, it will work now.
i think you have to recompile this package for this kernel.
p.s.: the latest version in aur is 5.100.82.112-4 so packagemaner wants upgrade it with the one from your repo (5.100.82.112-5).
Last edited by xclaude (2011-12-12 02:08:56)
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Rebuilt and modprobes without error on my test machine. I also sync'ed the pkgvers in the AUR with the repo. Thanks for the report, xclaude
EDIT: xclaude - can you manually remove the version you built from the AUR, and download the kx package from the repo to let me know it works for you system? I actually have no machine that uses this module for WLAN.
Last edited by graysky (2011-12-12 21:01:16)
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thx, the new package works fine for me.
i removed the broadcom-wl-ck package from aur and installed broadcom-wl-ck-kx from your repo. after restart all works fine.
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Glad to hear it... shouldn't need to restart, just:
rmmod wl && modprobe wl
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Hi graysky , i'm using your repo , and pacman 4 complains for your pgp key missing....where I can find it?
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in the wiki ofc...and changing to keyserver hkp://pgp.mit.edu did the trick.
sorry for my being a dumbass
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Linux-ck rocks, thank you graysky
Last edited by Evanlec (2011-12-29 04:16:15)
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Graysky has ran some benchmarks, check out https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Li … K_Patchset
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@Evanlec - please keep posts in this thread about the repo and/or packages.
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Hi graysky,
How do you compile your 'optimized' builds? I ask because I want to compile my own kernel with
_localmodcfg="y"
My CFLAGS are "-march=native -mtune=native ..." but is the kernel config also optimized?
Thanks in advance for an answer.
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@radioactive-I wrote a bash script that configures all the .config files. See my sig for a link to my github to see the code. Basically, your CFLAGS aren't honored, it's a function of the CPU family you select in the nconfig.
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Thanks, found what I want.
But are you sure if "CONFIG_X86_INTEL_USERCOPY=y" is needed for an AMD cpu?
It just sounds curious to me but I haven't the knowledge about kernel options like these.
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