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Hello, After updating I find that I'm having a similar problem to the last poster. When I boot the linux-ck kernel I'm getting /lib/modules/5.3.8-4-ck-haswell/modules.devname not found. I've verified that it is there. My mkinitcpio is at 27.
The stock kernel boots OK. Any suggestions as to what to look for? Thanks.
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Hello, After updating I find that I'm having a similar problem to the last poster. When I boot the linux-ck kernel I'm getting /lib/modules/5.3.8-4-ck-haswell/modules.devname not found. I've verified that it is there. My mkinitcpio is at 27.
The stock kernel boots OK. Any suggestions as to what to look for? Thanks.
I also have this issue after having manually downloaded and installed linux-ck-skylake-5.3.9-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst with headers. I have done that because I had 404 errors for the version before (5.3.8) when pacman tried to download them. I think something is out of sync or broken right now with the repo-ck.
:: Procéder à l’installation ? [O/n]
:: Récupération des paquets…
erreur : échec de récupération du fichier « linux-ck-skylake-5.3.8-4-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst » depuis repo-ck.com : The requested URL returned error: 404
avertissement : erreur lors de la récupération de certains fichiers
erreur : échec de récupération du fichier « linux-ck-skylake-headers-5.3.8-4-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst » depuis repo-ck.com : The requested URL returned error: 404
avertissement : erreur lors de la récupération de certains fichiers
erreur : la validation de la transaction a échoué (échec de récupération de certains fichiers)
Des erreurs se sont produites, aucun paquet n’a été mis à jour.
Error installing repo packages
EDIT : add console output
Last edited by berturion (2019-11-08 04:45:53)
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@berturion - Fixed thanks.
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Thanks for the fix. I've gotten past that problem, but linux-ck-haswell is not detecting the nvidia card, and I end up with a blank screen. It has worked previously on this machine with no issue and the stock kernel books OK. Can you give a suggestion about that? Thanks.
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Are you using the nvidia-dkms package and do you have the corresponding headers for haswell install?
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@berturion - Fixed thanks.
Thank you @graysky !
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Are you using the nvidia-dkms package and do you have the corresponding headers for haswell install?
I don't have the nvidia-dkms package installed. Is it a new requirement?
Edit: I read back a few pages and saw the discussion of nvidia-dkms. I don't quite follow all of it. Is it correct to say that if you use the package nvidia-ck-haswell that nvidia-dkms is now a pre-req?
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graysky wrote:Are you using the nvidia-dkms package and do you have the corresponding headers for haswell install?
I don't have the nvidia-dkms package installed. Is it a new requirement?
Edit: I read back a few pages and saw the discussion of nvidia-dkms. I don't quite follow all of it. Is it correct to say that if you use the package nvidia-ck-haswell that nvidia-dkms is now a pre-req?
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 1#p1868051
With the recent update removing extramodules, I don't have the time/resources to keep providing the broadcom and nvidia* packages. With the release of 5.2.21 today, I will point users of broadcom-wl-ck, nvidia-ck, and nvidia-390xx-ck to install the official dkms package(s) which so long as you have the linux-ck-flavor-headers installed, will get built automatically for you. Since nvidia-340xx-dkms has been removed from [extra], please use the nvidia-340xx-dkms package from the AUR.
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Found a pacman hook for nvidia-ck:
[Trigger]
Operation=Install
Operation=Upgrade
Operation=Remove
Type=Package
Target=nvidia-ck
Target=linux-ck-ivybridge
[Action]
Description=Update Nvidia module in initcpio
Depends=mkinitcpio
When=PostTransaction
NeedsTargets
Exec=/bin/sh -c 'while read -r trg; do case $trg in linux) exit 0; esac; done; /usr/bin/mkinitcpio -P'
Should I update it or just delete it?
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Should I update it or just delete it?
With the recent update removing extramodules, I don't have the time/resources to keep providing the broadcom and nvidia* packages. With the release of 5.2.21 today, I will point users of broadcom-wl-ck, nvidia-ck, nvidia-340xx-ck, and nvidia-390xx-ck to the respective dkms packages which are now live in the AUR and will build these for you automatically.
If you're using a linux-ck optimized package, you will need to change the respective dkms PKGBUILD to reflect that package's name. For example, linux-ck-zen. Look in the dkms PKGBUILD for the line defining the _kernelname variable. Change it from 'linux-ck' to 'linux-ck-zen' (or to match your kernel package).
I hope this answers your question regarding Pacman hook.
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Tharbad wrote:Should I update it or just delete it?
graysky wrote:With the recent update removing extramodules, I don't have the time/resources to keep providing the broadcom and nvidia* packages. With the release of 5.2.21 today, I will point users of broadcom-wl-ck, nvidia-ck, nvidia-340xx-ck, and nvidia-390xx-ck to the respective dkms packages which are now live in the AUR and will build these for you automatically.
If you're using a linux-ck optimized package, you will need to change the respective dkms PKGBUILD to reflect that package's name. For example, linux-ck-zen. Look in the dkms PKGBUILD for the line defining the _kernelname variable. Change it from 'linux-ck' to 'linux-ck-zen' (or to match your kernel package).
I hope this answers your question regarding Pacman hook.
Nope. I'll clarify:
I'm not sure if the dkms is triggering a rebuild automatically or if I need a hook. Since that hook was auto-generated by some package I assumed someone here will know.
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The respective dkms package will suffice, delete the hook nvidia-ck is no more.
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The respective dkms package will suffice, delete the hook nvidia-ck is no more.
Thanks!
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I was trying to build linux-ck on a Pentium 4 machine (Pentium M). In PKGBUILD I changed arch=pentium4, so that compiler could start. However, after whole night of compilation, I got an error:
cc1: error: core model 'kernel' not supported in the 32 bit mode
cc1: sorry, unimplemented: 64-bit mode not compiled in
make[1]: *** [scripts/Makefile.build.281: scripts/mod/empty.o] Error 1
make: *** [Makefile.1132:prepare0] Error 2
Have I missed something? Is there a way around it?
Last edited by Lockheed (2019-11-24 09:27:32)
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