Re: Realtime kernel does not boot

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On 9/22/06, Florian Schmidt <mista.tapas@xxxxxxx> wrote:
<SNIP>
Well, if you use a closed source driver, there's no way for Ingo to fix it.
Period. That's why noone will look at it. The place to report kernel troubles
to, when using closed source drivers, is the provider of these kernel
drivers. In this case ATI.

Regards,
Flo

Flo,
  Please read the thread.

  This conversation is just silly and a waste of time. Just because
an ATI driver is on the machine doesn't mean you don't report a
problem with the with the kernel to Ingo. What about when I boot the
machine, the kernel has a problem at boot time and I'm not even in X?
What about when the ATI driver isn't being loaded and the machine is
in text mode? What about when I *do* have the ATI driver loaded and
the problem is clearly kernel related? This conversation is just silly
and a waste of time.

  As I stated earlier, I do not report problems to Ingo that are ATI
driver related. I did not report this specific problem (machine
crashed when exiting X) to him since it was possibly ATI related. I
reported other problems. Please read the thread.

- Mark

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