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New kernel 2.6.11 and fglrx
- From: Claus Olesen <colesen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 23:12:17 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <200503051519.47693.colesen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
I just installed kernel 2.6.11 on my SuSE 9.2 box. Not because I like
compiling kernels (my finger nails are short after that) but to get my new
Audigy 2 Value sound card to work.
But doing that broke fglrx. I tried reinstalling 8.8.25 but got compile
errors. I then tried 8.10.19. The "make modules" step completed albeit with a
lot of warnings. But the "make install" failed. Couldn't find "modules_add".
But after replacing "modules_add" with "modules_install"
in /usr/src/kernel-modules/fglrx/Makefile then also that step completed
without fatal errors. But fglrx still doesn't work. I get "DRI initialization
failed!" in the X log. lsmod does not show fglrx. So I tried modprobing it.
And that failed. And dmesg says "fglrx: Unknown symbol remap_page_range".
I googled for remap_page_range and it appears that that function has now been
removed from the kernel and that remap_pfn_range is to be used instead and
that that takes a little more than just a simple name change.
But otherwise 2.6.11 works ok so far. I haven't come across any misbehaviors
yet. And it is more responsive.
Claus
compiling kernels (my finger nails are short after that) but to get my new
Audigy 2 Value sound card to work.
But doing that broke fglrx. I tried reinstalling 8.8.25 but got compile
errors. I then tried 8.10.19. The "make modules" step completed albeit with a
lot of warnings. But the "make install" failed. Couldn't find "modules_add".
But after replacing "modules_add" with "modules_install"
in /usr/src/kernel-modules/fglrx/Makefile then also that step completed
without fatal errors. But fglrx still doesn't work. I get "DRI initialization
failed!" in the X log. lsmod does not show fglrx. So I tried modprobing it.
And that failed. And dmesg says "fglrx: Unknown symbol remap_page_range".
I googled for remap_page_range and it appears that that function has now been
removed from the kernel and that remap_pfn_range is to be used instead and
that that takes a little more than just a simple name change.
But otherwise 2.6.11 works ok so far. I haven't come across any misbehaviors
yet. And it is more responsive.
Claus
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