On 10/06/17 15:04, Ambrogio wrote: > Il giorno gio, 05/10/2017 alle 12.58 -0700, Samuel Sieb ha scritto: > >> Be aware that blacklisting just stops the module from being loaded >> automatically. If there's something directly running insmod or >> modprobe >> on it, then it will still get loaded. The simplest option would be >> to >> just move the module somewhere else temporarily. > Well... I removed packages and ran dracut to rebuild initramfs. > So, no more modules are present. > I upgraded the laptop BIOS. > > So, the kernel is more tainted, but I can't find what taints it. > > I downloaded the last Fedora 27 beta live images and it don't works. > The nouveau driver crashes and no graphics loaded. > Also, the keyboard is not working so I can't switch to a console to do > some things. > I can see during the nouveau crash, thet it says kernel is tainted. > So the original, fresh, fedora official kernel is tainted by default! > And so, no chance to do throubleshooting on that kernel. > I can't imagine why. > > I will try with different distros but I think this is a Kernel problem. > I can't understand why it is working with old 4.11 kernels and not with > 4.12 or 4.13. I have uploaded the file "tainted.c". You can get it here. https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/qA368k5o2qMRXhJxNWJktQ Compile it with "gcc -o tainted tainted.c" and run the resultant binary and then post your results. -- Fedora Users List - The place to go to speculate endlessly
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