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2010-02-05
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@ Switzerland
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#31
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Originally Posted by titan
Hmm, I'd obviously misunderstood. I'd thought USB/IP referred to IP over USB. That would indeed be cool.
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2010-02-05
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@ Germany
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#32
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Originally Posted by qgil
The project seems to be dead.
Some background for those that have joined the Maemo community more recently: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/kernels/
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2010-02-05
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@ Germany
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#33
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I noticed that settings -> "calibrate screen" crashes immediately with the new kernel.
Could this be due to evdev modules?
Does it work with your kernel?
Could this be due to evdev modules?
Does it work with your kernel?
Originally Posted by smoku
I already have built mine for the PS3 controller connectivity.
The only change is joystick and mouse modules support.
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2010-02-05
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@ Oregon, USA
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#34
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Originally Posted by titan
I'm just curious, how is your custom kernel optimized for speed?
The changelog:
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* optimize for speed
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2010-02-05
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#35
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Originally Posted by craftyguy
I disabled the optimize for size option (-Os) - speed is the default (-O2)
I'm just curious, how is your custom kernel optimized for speed?
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2010-02-05
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@ Redstone Canyon, Colorado
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#36
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Originally Posted by qgil
I don't get it. There is nothing there but a list of a few developers from 2008. Where is the project/info/meat? The svn is 18 months old and just some empty folders. What's the background?
Some background for those that have joined the Maemo community more recently: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/kernels/
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2010-02-06
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#37
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Hi,
I've just got round to trying USB/IP due to a powercut!
Unfortunately the package does not seem to run properly, full stop, without any parameters even input; it just outputs a load of gobbledegook to the terminal.
It runs fine on my machine using easy deb chroot (though I don't get very far there as I have no vhci-hcd.ko or usb_common_mod.ko)
Any thoughts about what to do next or anything I have done wrong?
Cheers
I've just got round to trying USB/IP due to a powercut!
Unfortunately the package does not seem to run properly, full stop, without any parameters even input; it just outputs a load of gobbledegook to the terminal.
It runs fine on my machine using easy deb chroot (though I don't get very far there as I have no vhci-hcd.ko or usb_common_mod.ko)
Any thoughts about what to do next or anything I have done wrong?
Cheers
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2010-02-06
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@ Germany
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#38
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Originally Posted by meep
there was a problem with the usb.ids file.
Hi,
I've just got round to trying USB/IP due to a powercut!
Unfortunately the package does not seem to run properly, full stop, without any parameters even input; it just outputs a load of gobbledegook to the terminal.
It's fixed in the latest version 0.1.7-3maemo3 in extras-devel.
I hope it works fine now?
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2010-02-06
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@ Hong Kong
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#39
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Hi titan,
Thank you for your great kernel. However I still cannot use the routing function of iptables. Do the NAT related modules still missing?
Last edited by cebi0060; 2010-02-06 at 16:23.
Thank you for your great kernel. However I still cannot use the routing function of iptables. Do the NAT related modules still missing?
Last edited by cebi0060; 2010-02-06 at 16:23.
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2010-02-06
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#40
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thanks for spotting this. I actually forgot to enable one option.
The new kernel should now have full NAT, and USB/IP and dmloop built-in.
The new kernel should now have full NAT, and USB/IP and dmloop built-in.
Originally Posted by cebi0060
Thank you for your great kernel. However I still cannot use the routing function of iptables. Do the NAT related modules still missing?