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Okay, here is the setup. I've been running the 2.6.8.1-3 kernel since October and have booted in and out of it a few times. When I came home today, I found that there had been a power outage. So I start up my computer and see that the network daemon as well as the alsa-mixer daemon failed to load. First the network daemon, because I'm running off of my Knoppix live cd. When I run lsmod, no modules show up. Running uname -a shows that my kernel is 2.6.8.1-3, and /var/log/pacman.d says that this has been my kernel since October. The options on all of my hard drive partitions in fstab are 'defaults'. The driver for my nic, eepro100, is in /lib/modules/2.6.8.1/kernel/drivers/net/. I'm not running hotplug, but instead loading every module I need individually, or at least trying to load. Sorry this is so scattered, but I'm just throwing out everything that I've already told people on irc.freenode.net#archlinux. Any suggestions would be helpful aside --- even "Hell I don't know, reinstall your kernel" or "reinstall Arch" would be helpful.
I'm going to go get drunk to drownd my frustrations.
Sweet, now I can play with myself.
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Is this a custom compiled kernel or have you not done an upgrade in a long while? Aldo, does modprobe work? Maybe you could post your rc.conf file for us to take a look at.
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I recompiled the kernel, now version 2.6.11.10. But now I have no mouse wheel, which is very annoying. Yes, the kernel was custom. I just disabled isa and irda and built modules for my hardware into the kernel. I built in eepro100, emu10k1, alsa, and usb-hid. My mouse is a Logitech MouseMan Wheel mouse. I've looked everywhere from the wiki to google. The section of my xorg.conf is as follows:
Identifier "Mouse1"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Protocol" "Auto"
Option "Device" "/dev/input/mice"
Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
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Neither xev nor imwheel show any events triggered with moving the mouse wheel.
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Sweet, now I can play with myself.
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emulate 3 button?
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