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freemangordon is offline freemangordon
2012-01-29 , 17:45
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#91
Originally Posted by pali View Post
where is log/backtrace?
Burried somewhere in KP thread , will try to find it for you and will post on success.
 

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2012-01-29 , 18:02
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#92
Pali, look here
 

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2012-01-29 , 18:56
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#93
Originally Posted by pali View Post
Yes, Community kernel or kernel in CSSU is really needed for fixed bugs!
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Yes, but don't lock CSSU on a kernel version or name, that would cause trouble for other kernels. Use a provides tag instead.
 
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#94
Originally Posted by pali View Post
I cannot reproduce wlan issue too.
i cannot too tried everything came on my mind

if it has only been reported by 1 user
that doesn't mean it's a kernel problem in every users' N900 ..
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#95
Originally Posted by karam View Post
i cannot too tried everything came on my mind

if it has only been reported by 1 user
that doesn't mean it's a kernel problem in every users' N900 ..
On the contrary, if there is a kernel bug, it's a kernel problem for everybody, no matter if observed by 1 user or 1000 users. If it happens to be some kind of race it'll be difficult to observe/reproduce.
 

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#96
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Is that enabled by default?
That was _my_ question.
 
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#97
As for high-pass filter:

Originally Posted by pali View Post
Should be activated on startup. Ask more luke-jr for more info.
To be honest, I haven't observed any positive or negative results of enabling this path. Yet, I would li,e to have it configurable, as I was *never* even close to blowing up speakers. Seems like problem for people messing with boosting speakers or whatsnot.

Could anyone (author?) provide at least info, on which frequency limit is set to?

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Originally Posted by maacruz View Post
On the contrary, if there is a kernel bug, it's a kernel problem for everybody, no matter if observed by 1 user or 1000 users. If it happens to be some kind of race it'll be difficult to observe/reproduce.
TBH it looks more like buggy AP triggering a bug in the kernel. Not that it matters, an AP shall not be allowed to crash the kernel.
 

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#99
Kernel-Power packages are now in Extras-Testing! See first post in http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=71879
 

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#100
Now kernel-power has 4 major packages (needed for using):
kernel-power
kernel-power-flasher
kernel-power-modules
kernel-power-bootimg
and some more for development...

I have question: Why two packages are needed for flashing kernel? kernel-power only contains fiasco image (with packaged zImage) and kernel-power-flasher has only postinst script which flash that fiasco image (from package kernel-power) and then REMOVE fiasco image from rootfs. (Note that stock kernel has same process, kernel-power only copied kernel source package)

What do you think about merging kernel-power and kernel-power-flasher to one package kernel-power-flasher? (I will do not delete kernel-power package, I only mark it as dummy/transitional)

Positive on this change:
* you do not need to install kernel-power package
* when you want to reinstall/reflash kernel-power, you need only reinstall package kernel-power-flasher

Negative:
* packages which depends directly on kernel-power will must change dependences to kernel-power-flasher

But I will let kernel-power package in repository, but it will be empty (+ added dependency on kernel-power-flasher) - so this does not break last negative point.

So what do you think?
 

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