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when arch switched to the 3.13 kernel my computer appears to boot normally then just resets, shuts off and starts rebooting again. Happens still with 3.14 kernel. I have been using lts kernel but that switched to 3.14 just in the last few days. Side note, I really feel that switching the lts kernel from 3.10 to 3.14 is newsworthy.
Anywho, the last thing i notice on the screen is "Automounting fs on demand" or something and something about rfkill.
i removed one of my ssd and one of my gfx cards with same results so i doubt it's a power issue.
Tell me what to do!
Thank you in advance.
You guys have gotten me thru plenty of scrapes in the past.
Here is my boot log http://pastebin.com/1CcFULUr
Last edited by skinney6 (2014-07-09 02:39:27)
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Could you tell us just a smidgen more about your computer? Chipset. Video System. Memory. Anything? Did you install x86 or x86_64?
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MSI motherboard http://us.msi.com/product/mb/FM2A75IAE53.html
AMD A8-Series A8-5600K Trinity 3.6GHz Socket FM2 Quad-Core 32nm APU, Model: AD560KWOHJBOX.
ssd 60 gig
8 gig ram
additional video card XFX HD-545X-ZQH2 Radeon HD 5450 1GB 64-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP
also, when this first started i had an old arch usb with an old kernel and i could boot. stupidy i wrote over it so when i made a new arch usb with a new (3.14 kernel) it shuts off durring boot too.
Last edited by skinney6 (2014-07-09 03:32:56)
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I have rolled back to kernel 3.10.46-1-lts. i have pacman ignoring packages linux, linux-lts
How long can i hold out like this before stuff starts breaking?
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How long can i hold out like this before stuff starts breaking?
The problem may not be before stuff starts breaking, but before the system is open to another big vulnerability (like the futex requeue issue a few releases back).
There are the linux-lts310 and linux-lts312 packages available in the AUR if you feel you have to stay with one of those branches.
Claire is fine.
Problems? I have dysgraphia, so clear and concise please.
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ah, excellent point.
I will try one of your lts kernels from the aur.
Much appreciated
Last edited by skinney6 (2014-07-09 20:24:52)
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There are the linux-lts310 and linux-lts312 packages available in the AUR if you feel you have to stay with one of those branches.
I'm running your lts312. thank you very much.
if i wanted to build again with a custom config do i replace config or config.x86_64?
I am running x86_64 system.
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There are the linux-lts310 and linux-lts312 packages available in the AUR if you feel you have to stay with one of those branches.
if i wanted to build again with a custom config do i replace config or config.x86_64?
I am running x86_64 system.
You're welcome!
It's probably best to set the _makenconfig= to _makenconfig=y in the PKGBUILD and play around with that to build a custom config (and then unset _makenconfig= after the build if your happy). That'll kick out a nicely created config.x86_64.last file which you can rename to config.x86_64 if you want to use it for future builds.
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i want to try make localmodconfig.
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i want to try make localmodconfig.
Then set the _localmodcfg= option instead of the _makenconfig= in the PKGBUILD.
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if i change any of your files the shasums change and validating source fails.
I'll try making my own package this weekend.
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if i change any of your files the shasums change and validating source fails.
I'll try making my own package this weekend.
You could run makepkg -g to generate your own shasums and replace the ones in the PKGBUILD before running makepkg -s
Claire is fine.
Problems? I have dysgraphia, so clear and concise please.
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You could run makepkg -g to generate your own shasums and replace the ones in the PKGBUILD before running makepkg -s
i built my own. i rans sha256sum and put them in one by one. shoulda read the makepkg man page lol.
Where do you find and how do you decide what patches to include?
Thanks for your help btw
actually, since i now know how to change the shasums i might as well use yours
Last edited by skinney6 (2014-07-12 18:24:08)
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Where do you find and how do you decide what patches to include?
For the LTS kernels, the decisions were made by the Arch packagers when the respective kernel first hit [core]. I just took their PKGBUILD and tweaked it into the respective package.
Claire is fine.
Problems? I have dysgraphia, so clear and concise please.
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