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colin.stephane	2011-09-04 , 13:16
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Originally Posted by Straycat

No.

I just played around the repos pk48 version. I do want to test it?

Sure, but before trying it, can you please run this in terminal and put here the result :

Code:

-bash-2.05b# kernel-config show
current kernel configuration:
current frequency: 250
supported frequencies: 125 250 500 550 600 700 750 805 850 900 950 1000 1100 1150 
min. frequency: 125
max. frequency: 805
avoid frequencies: 125 
active frequencies: 0:30,90 250:38,180 500:48,360 550:54,400 600:60,430 700:60,430 750:60,430 805:60,430 850:60,500 900:60,500 950:60,500 1000:60,500 1100:72,520 1150:72,520 
SmartReflex VDD1=1, VDD2=1
governor ondemand: ignore nice load= 0, up threshold= 70, sampling rate= 300000, powersave bias= 20
-bash-2.05b#

Also, can you please run this as root in command line terminal :

Code:

clear && ID=$(id -un) ; if [ ${ID} != "root" ] ; then echo "You are not 'root', please use this command line as 'root' ..." ; else echo "Ok, you are 'root' ..." ; if grep -q "blacklist bq27x00_battery" /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist 2>/dev/null ; then echo "Patch already applyed, nothing to be done ..." ; echo "" ; else echo "Applying patch now ..." ; echo "blacklist bq27x00_battery" >>/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist ; echo "" ; echo "DONE, PLEASE REBOOT YOUR DEVICE ..." ; echo "" ; fi ; fi

At the end of this command line, if the message 'PLEASE REBOOT YOUR DEVICE ...' appear, don't reboot and proceed to the next step ...

Finally, after that, try installing kp48 from the post #.

Reboot, and step by step debug troubles ...

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Seker_94	2011-09-04 , 13:28
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colin.stephane how much your battery lasts on continues usage time?

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colin.stephane	2011-09-04 , 14:14
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Originally Posted by Seker_94

colin.stephane how much your battery lasts on continues usage time?

Have a look here :

BatteryGraph

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	Straycat	2011-09-04 , 21:19
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@colin.stephane: Many thanks. I will go with your instructions. I will let you know with the results.

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Acidspunk	2011-09-06 , 00:49
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Guys I seem to be having a weird problem with microB after installing v48 from the repos. It doesn't delete my browsing history when I tell it to. Is this happening to anyone else? Also, does anyone know how to do it manually?

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Nevermind, guys. I just deleted places.sqlite and places.sqlite-journal from microB's folder and it seems fine again. Dunno what happened there.

Last edited by Acidspunk; 2011-09-06 at 01:13.

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	Estel	2011-09-06 , 14:38
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I'm running kp48 and deleting browser history works just fine (I've checked it 5 seconds ago). So, it seems unrelated.

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kaos_king	2011-09-06 , 15:59
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A bit of a noobish question. I've had power kernel on for years for overclocking but not used many of its other features.

Now im trying to use cifs which I believe it supports, however upon trying to mount I get an error "No such device". Searching billy google it seems to suggest that cifs is not supported (the results were on about other devices/os's though) so I carried on searching on here but I've got a discrepancy. In FAM it reports my power kernel as v48, however running "uname -r" in xterm reports 47, so which is it? I wanted to figure this so i could search if there was any issues with cifs in that particular version, but I'm not sure which I've got. (Yes i've got devel repo enabled)

Soooo, any ideas why cifs might be reporting that? Cheers

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colin.stephane	2011-09-06 , 17:13
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Originally Posted by kaos_king

A bit of a noobish question. I've had power kernel on for years for overclocking but not used many of its other features.

Now im trying to use cifs which I believe it supports, however upon trying to mount I get an error "No such device". Searching billy google it seems to suggest that cifs is not supported (the results were on about other devices/os's though) so I carried on searching on here but I've got a discrepancy. In FAM it reports my power kernel as v48, however running "uname -r" in xterm reports 47, so which is it? I wanted to figure this so i could search if there was any issues with cifs in that particular version, but I'm not sure which I've got. (Yes i've got devel repo enabled)

Soooo, any ideas why cifs might be reporting that? Cheers

Hi,

What about the results of these commands as 'root' inside a terminal console ? (copy/paste only the part in bold) :

Code:

-bash-2.05b# modprobe cifs ; lsmod | grep cifs
cifs                  226904  0 
-bash-2.05b#

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kaos_king	2011-09-06 , 18:25
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Originally Posted by colin.stephane

Hi,

What about the results of these commands as 'root' inside a terminal console ? (copy/paste only the part in bold) :
Code:
-bash-2.05b# modprobe cifs ; lsmod | grep cifs
cifs                  226904  0 
-bash-2.05b#
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Thanks for your reply, my terminal shows the same as yours:

Code:

/home/user # modprobe cifs ; lsmod | grep cifs
cifs                  226904  0 
/home/user #

** Edit ** - Am I running the right command though or am I doing something silly? Other than power kernel i've done no other mods to try and make it work, i hope thats right. This is the command im trying:

Code:

mount -t cifs //LENOVO-DT/f$/ /home/user/MyDocs/KaosExt -o user=remote,pass=****,ip=192.168.2.2,direct

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colin.stephane	2011-09-06 , 21:39
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Originally Posted by kaos_king

Thanks for your reply, my terminal shows the same as yours:
Code:
/home/user # modprobe cifs ; lsmod | grep cifs
cifs                  226904  0 
/home/user #
** Edit ** - Am I running the right command though or am I doing something silly? Other than power kernel i've done no other mods to try and make it work, i hope thats right. This is the command im trying:
Code:
mount -t cifs //LENOVO-DT/f$/ /home/user/MyDocs/KaosExt -o user=remote,pass=****,ip=192.168.2.2,direct

Ok, I have investigated the problem, and it look like we gona go to a big pain to fix it ...

Well, to be able to mount samba shares (cifs) we need mount.cifs contained in package 'smbfs' that depend himself on package 'samba-common'.

And there is error in postinstallation script of the package 'samba-common', leaving the packages unconfigured.

I have tried to fix it but now the sed regex used in this script was mis-interpreted by busybox sed :-(

I'm trying to do my best but I do not promise anything on this subject ...

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