kernel26 archive? I need 2.6.30-ARCH specifically.

Wolfie276 · 2010-07-16 20:46:25

Title says it all, anyone able to help out here? Need if for Poulsbo on my netbook..

karol · 2010-07-16 21:07:13

Unless sb has that particular version, I think you need to compile it from the PKGBUILD.

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cesura · 2010-07-16 21:21:34

Or compile it manually and append "-ARCH" to the end of the release name when configuring the kernel.

http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/ … 30.tar.bz2

Coacher · 2010-07-16 21:26:46

http://omploader.org/vNHljYw
tar.bz2 archieve with kernel 2.6.30.6 PKGBUILDs taken from abs without a change. Including kernel26, kernel26-firmware, kernel-headers

.:B:. · 2010-07-16 21:35:59

You should - theoretically - be able to roll back the PKGBUILDs in the online CVS view to the 2.6.30 version.

Wolfie276 · 2010-07-16 21:39:12

Thanks for the help guys. I will report back when I have done this.

EDIT: Taking ages of course with the Atom CPU and slow HDD on the 1101HA...

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Wolfie276 · 2010-07-17 18:03:18

Trying to make the PSB drivers work properly, at least the kernel improved my progress. Thanks all.

graysky · 2010-07-18 01:07:10

Wolfie276 wrote:

Thanks for the help guys. I will report back when I have done this.
EDIT: Taking ages of course with the Atom CPU and slow HDD on the 1101HA...

Yeah, atom CPUs are killer for low power/heat consumption but doing anything mathematical is like hauling 2 tons of horse shit with a little red wagon.

karol · 2010-07-18 07:36:16

@ Wolfie276
How long does it take to compile a kernel on your box?

Coacher · 2010-07-18 09:06:27

graysky wrote:

Wolfie276 wrote:
Thanks for the help guys. I will report back when I have done this.
EDIT: Taking ages of course with the Atom CPU and slow HDD on the 1101HA...
Yeah, atom CPUs are killer for low power/heat consumption but doing anything mathematical is like hauling 2 tons of horse shit with a little red wagon.

distcc?

karol · 2010-07-18 09:07:50

@ Coacher
You can cross-compile, but if you have only that netbook ... see ya next week.

Coacher · 2010-07-18 09:12:30

karol wrote:

@ Coacher
You can cross-compile, but if you have only that netbook ... see ya next week.

true.

Ramses de Norre · 2010-07-18 09:21:43

Look into ccache also, in case you do something wrong and have to recompile.

Allan · 2010-07-18 11:03:24

I though part of the reason for moving our -lts kernel to 2.6.32 was it supported something... newer udev that we use maybe? I cna not remember.... But just a warning that you may run into other issues.

karol · 2010-07-18 11:05:53

That's why I would like to keep packages in e.g. ARM for longer - you can simply 'pacman -Suu' to a certain date and all is well.

Wolfie276 · 2010-07-18 15:15:39

karol wrote:

@ Wolfie276
How long does it take to compile a kernel on your box?

About 6-7 hours on the netbook.

karol · 2010-07-18 15:33:24

Wolfie276 wrote:

karol wrote:
@ Wolfie276
How long does it take to compile a kernel on your box?
About 6-7 hours on the netbook.

And I thought 40 mins was long ...

Anyone here using gentoo on a netbook? ;-P

skottish · 2010-07-18 15:33:37

Wolfie276 wrote:

Trying to make the PSB drivers work properly, at least the kernel improved my progress. Thanks all.

For Poulsbo? I suggest using uvesafb. Rolling back everything for a broken driver is going to cause more headaches than it's worth.

cesura · 2010-07-18 15:41:29

karol wrote:

Anyone here using gentoo on a netbook? ;-P

Thanks karol. The thought of running Gentoo on a netbook will forever scar me.

karol wrote:

And I thought 40 mins was long ...

And I thought 10 minutes was long...

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schuay · 2010-07-18 16:39:21

karol wrote:

Anyone here using gentoo on a netbook? ;-P

I actually had gentoo on my first aspire one (the on with the sloow ssd).
Took me around 2 days to get a basic system compiled, then I ran out of inodes and had to start all over

.:B:. · 2010-07-18 16:52:51

Allan wrote:

I though part of the reason for moving our -lts kernel to 2.6.32 was it supported something... newer udev that we use maybe? I cna not remember.... But just a warning that you may run into other issues.

A major reason is 2.6.27 is being phased out, I assume .

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kernel26 archive? I need 2.6.30-ARCH specifically.

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