Re: [gentoo-user] ryzen and c-state poweroffs?

On 2019.05.03 12:28, Spackman, Chris wrote: All, I set up a new AMD computer (moved disk from previous Intel computer). After some struggles with bios settings, I got it to boot properly and updated for the new hardware. All seemed fine, but then it started "crashing" when left alone. From Go

[gentoo-user] ryzen and c-state poweroffs?

All, I set up a new AMD computer (moved disk from previous Intel computer). After some struggles with bios settings, I got it to boot properly and updated for the new hardware. All seemed fine, but then it started "crashing" when left alone. From Googling, it seems that it has something to do wi

Re: [gentoo-user] Problems with /dev/parport0

Hogren: > On 03/05/2019 15:45, k...@aspodata.se wrote: > >> Do you have parport installed as a module or directly in the kernel ? > >> Did you try the two methods ? > > Only as a module. > Why do you not try do integrate it with the kernel ? That won't change the end result. > Other questions : >

Re: [gentoo-user] Problems with /dev/parport0

On 03/05/2019 15:45, k...@aspodata.se wrote: Do you have parport installed as a module or directly in the kernel ? Did you try the two methods ? Only as a module. Why do you not try do integrate it with the kernel ? Other questions : - Where did you read that you can write directly to the

Re: [gentoo-user] Problems with /dev/parport0

Hogren: > I try to help you without parallel port, sorry. Thank you for responding. > Do you have parport installed as a module or directly in the kernel ? > Did you try the two methods ? Only as a module. > If this is a module, did you run «insmod partport» ? modprobe parport_serial Which

Re: [gentoo-user] Problems with /dev/parport0

Hello, I try to help you without parallel port, sorry. Do you have parport installed as a module or directly in the kernel ? Did you try the two methods ? If this is a module, did you run «insmod partport» ? Do you follow a documentation ? Can you give a link ? Regards, Hogren On 02/05