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Why you do not try Ubuntu 9.04? Drm, psb, unionfs, squashfs included in kernel sources already That is more or less what I did for the moment. I used the kernel and modules from your Jaunty repository. I was able to compile from source also. The application is currently done on 8.04, and the plan i...

gearheadgeek wrote:Can I apply your -34-fitpc2 diffs to 2.6.24 from kernel.org?

That isn't useful. Neither 2.6.24 from kernel.org nor 2.6.24.2 from Ubuntu have the *psb* stuff.

Carl

Denis, By starting again from scratch with linux_2.6.24.orig.tar.gz and linux_2.6.24-34.9.diff.gz I can compile a kernel with drm_psb and psb modules. I can patch the source for squashfs and compile cleanly. A compile after patching for unionfs fails because of a difference between nrpages and __nrp...

Yes, http://fit-pc2.com/download/ubuntu/dists/hardy/source/ is our site. All you need is linux_2.6.24.orig.tar.gz and linux_2.6.24-34.9.diff.gz. Config file under debian/config/ Are you sure there is no any *psb* file under drivers/char/drm? Please post what do you have under this folder I understa...

Yes, http://fit-pc2.com/download/ubuntu/dists/hardy/source/ is our site. All you need is linux_2.6.24.orig.tar.gz and linux_2.6.24-34.9.diff.gz. Config file under debian/config/ I used /proc/config.gz from a running system generated by following these directions from your site (http://fit-pc2.com/w...

linux_2.6.24.orig.tar.gz from our website? I suppose I could be wrong, but I assumed this: http://fit-pc2.com/download/ubuntu/dists/hardy/source/ was your web site. If that is wrong, where can I get the the source that you mentioned that does include drm/psb? Squashfs and unionfs from Ubuntu distri...

Hmm.. Drm and psb sources available under drivers/char/drm. This is what I am using: linux_2.6.24.orig.tar.gz linux_2.6.24-34.7.diff.gz Drm and psb sources are not there. Perhaps they are on your your hard drive - that I can't see. But they are most certainly not included in those two files. Squash...

Geez! "You cannot make another post so soon after your last." Isn't that special.... My guess is that the FITPC2 kernel sources doesn't match the compiled kernel they are shipping. Bingo! My suggestion is that you stick with a vanilla kernel and try to compile the drivers on top of that. The only bi...

Hi guys, I am a little confused by your talk. Why do you need to recompile kernels? Please correct me if I do not understand something. You didn't read my first post. I need squashfs and unionfs, which you don't use or distribute. I can't use the existing kernel from our product because it does not...

And the inverse, trying to load my unionfs and squashfs into the fit-pc2 distributed kernel, also has missing symbols, but ones that are in the kernel source tree: unionfs: Unknown symbol __init_rwsem unionfs: Unknown symbol down_write unionfs: Unknown symbol up_write unionfs: Unknown symbol mutex_l...