Hello Antonio, *please* fix your line wrapping. It's annoying to fix it manually.
Am Mon, 2003-10-06 um 20.52 schrieb Antonio Rodr80h8(: > I have had a heck of a time with kernel 2.4.22, at one time I created > an image with kernel-package that worked wonderfully for my system, > then I decided to change the atapi to scsi to enable cd writing. Like adding generic SCSI support and specifying hdX=scsi at the boot prompt? There is no need to completely remove ATAPI from the kernel. > This cost me loosing sound, and screwed my system to a point that > only last night after one week I was able to get back to where I was > (except sound, I havn'e had sound any more, audigy ls). That's why you should backup a working .config before changing something :) I learned that the hard way, too. > So, I want to read the whole doc for the kernel modules before > I even try to touch the keyboard, unless someone has some kernel image > somewhere ready available for download. Hmmm? The docs are in /usr/src/linux-?/Documentation if it's a vanilla kernel, can't speak for a debianized one. > Seemingly my system is to difficult. It is a hewlet packard pavilion > 250y (customized) with > 1. Sound Blaster Audigy LS (a real pain), IIRC you need the emu10k1 driver for it. Configure it as a module in your kernel and d/l the latest version here: http://opensource.creative.com/ > 2. Radeon 9800 (which using the fglrx drivers from ati.com causes no trouble), > 3. A 6 in one reader (memory stick, smart media, mmc/sd, compact flash I/II), Not all ? in one readers are supported but the chances are not bad. You'll need USB mass storage support in your kernel AFAIK. > 2 usb 2.0, firewire in the front, and > 4. 4 usb ports and another firewire in the back USB 2.0 Works for Me (TM). The firewire port is recognized but i don't have any devices using it. > 5. dvd/cd writer combo, another dvd reader. Generic SCSI is your friend. > Hell of a machine. BUT I want to be able to use it with Debian!, > not with windows only. > So, can anyone point in the right direction with the modules for > this kernel version? Things that have always worked for me before > when making the kernel image (true, with simpler systems) don't work here. > The kernel just goes into panic. Huh? Either you have a hardware problem, or there is a serious bug in a driver module. The kernel must not Oops when loading the wrong driver) HTH -- Matthias Hentges Cologne / Germany [www.hentges.net] -> PGP welcome, HTML tolerated ICQ: 97 26 97 4 -> No files, no URL's My OS: Debian Woody. Geek by Nature, Linux by Choice
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