UseNet-Posting-Nospam-74308-@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(Rainer Zocholl) 28.05.05 00:07 >Using >http://www.vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/Debian_mit_2.6.9er_/_2.6.10er_Ke >rnel_f%FCr _VDR_aufsetzen >the upgrade was relatively painless. >The gain of 2.6 is, that USB(DVB and Storage) is much better >supported, and the DVB drivers including DVB-T are part of the kernel! >Now let's wait if the box is stable now... One problem is there: nvram-wakeup 2.6.11: nvram-wakeup: ioctl RTC_ALM_READ: Invalid argument Readme says: NOTE for Kernels 2.6.x: You must enable "Enhanced RTC support". the "generic /dev/rtc" is not enough. I had made the RTC in modules, that was not sufficient. Compiling them inti kernekl solved that problem. Which step do i miss so that "my" modules are never started? Dis: make make-kpkg kernel_image --revision=dvb.0 --initrd dpkg -i ../kernel-image-2.6.11_dvb.0_i386.deb What is missing? I made the same experience with the Sis-900 Ethernet module which was only loaded as module first. OTOH i had to edit a shell script to get the DVB-T drivers loaded... But the most serious problem: nvram-wakeup shuts down the box gracefully, but the box does not wake up anymore! I am using the CSV verion of nvram-wakeup and did not had that problem with 2.4.29 on teh same board and same conf. msi:~/video/nvram/nvram-wakeup# nvram-wakeup -D ; date Printing debug messages enbled. $Id: nvram-wakeup.h,v 1.38 2005/03/16 22:43:39 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: nvram-wakeup.c,v 1.78 2005/03/16 23:41:35 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: nvram-wakeup-mb.c,v 1.279 2005/05/11 11:51:17 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: bios.c,v 1.6 2004/01/23 12:00:04 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: gmt-test.c,v 1.17 2004/07/21 12:19:57 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: byteops.c,v 1.6 2003/03/18 13:44:03 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: nvramops.c,v 1.3 2004/05/03 22:40:13 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: guess.c,v 1.24 2005/03/16 22:43:39 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: biosinfo.c,v 1.8 2005/03/16 22:43:39 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: tools.c,v 1.3 2004/01/23 12:04:21 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: readconf.c,v 1.12 2004/07/20 14:20:36 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: cat_nvram.c,v 1.3 2004/05/03 22:40:13 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: rtc.c,v 1.6 2003/03/18 13:44:07 bistr-o-math Exp $ $Id: time.c,v 1.5 2004/06/26 07:21:23 bistr-o-math Exp $ Built at: May 28 2005 20:32:39 Opening /dev/mem in O_RDONLY mode... _DMI_ table found: base: 0xF0630, size: 0x2F0, count: 21 data block 1 at offset 0x000: type 0, size 0x014 ( 20) found string "American Megatrends Inc." found string "P1.70" found string "04/27/2004" data block 2 at offset 0x03F: type 1, size 0x019 ( 25) data block 3 at offset 0x080: type 2, size 0x008 ( 8) found string "" found string "K7S8XE+" found string "1.0" data block 4 at offset 0x0B0: type 3, size 0x011 ( 17) data block 5 at offset 0x0FC: type 4, size 0x020 ( 32) data block 6 at offset 0x188: type 7, size 0x013 ( 19) data block 7 at offset 0x1AB: type 7, size 0x013 ( 19) data block 8 at offset 0x1CE: type 5, size 0x016 ( 22) data block 9 at offset 0x1E6: type 6, size 0x00C ( 12) data block 10 at offset 0x1F9: type 6, size 0x00C ( 12) data block 11 at offset 0x20C: type 6, size 0x00C ( 12) data block 12 at offset 0x21F: type 9, size 0x00D ( 13) data block 13 at offset 0x232: type 9, size 0x00D ( 13) data block 14 at offset 0x245: type 9, size 0x00D ( 13) data block 15 at offset 0x258: type 9, size 0x00D ( 13) data block 16 at offset 0x26B: type 9, size 0x00D ( 13) data block 17 at offset 0x27E: type 9, size 0x00D ( 13) data block 18 at offset 0x291: type 8, size 0x009 ( 9) data block 19 at offset 0x2A3: type 12, size 0x005 ( 5) data block 20 at offset 0x2DD: type 64, size 0x00B ( 11) data block 21 at offset 0x2EA: type 127, size 0x004 ( 4) Following DMI entries found: - Mainboard vendor: "" - Mainboard type: "K7S8XE+" - Mainboard revision: "1.0" - BIOS vendor: "American Megatrends Inc." - BIOS version: "P1.70" - BIOS release: "04/27/2004" Using infowriter "asrock_k7s8xep" (automatically detected) Using following bios info: need_reboot = -1 addr_chk_h = 0x30 addr_chk_l = 0x31 addr_chk_h2 = 0x00 addr_chk_l2 = 0x00 addr_stat = 0x51 addr_mon = 0x00 addr_day = 0x53 addr_wdays = 0x00 addr_hour = 0x54 addr_min = 0x55 addr_sec = 0x56 shift_stat = 5 shift_mon = 0 shift_day = 0 shift_wdays = 0 shift_hour = 0 shift_min = 0 shift_sec = 0 rtc_time = 1 rtc_day = 0x70 rtc_mon = 0x00 rtc_day_0_is_c0 = 1 rtc_mon_0_is_c0 = 0 reset_day = 1 reset_mon = 0 nr_stat = 1 nr_mon = 4 nr_day = 5 nr_hour = 5 nr_min = 6 nr_sec = 6 nr_rtc_day = 8 nr_rtc_mon = 5 nr_wdays = 7 bcd = 0 day_hack = 0 upper_method = 0 chk_method = 0 Opening /dev/rtc in O_RDONLY mode... Hardware clock: 2005-05-28 20:37:35 rtc.tm_isdst : 1 rtc.tm_gmtoff: 7200 diff : 0 RTC is running in localtime! Test (this should be the current time of the hardware clock): Sat May 28 20:37:35 2005 Opening /dev/nvram in O_RDONLY mode... The size of NVRAM is 114 bytes. [some dump that maybe contain a password removed] value of the addr_stat byte is: 0x21. value of the addr_day byte is: 0x1C. value of the addr_hour byte is: 0x90. value of the addr_min byte is: 0x19. value of the addr_sec byte is: 0x80. value of the rtc_day byte is: 0x28. value of the addr_chk_h byte is: 0x98. value of the addr_chk_l byte is: 0x26. Opening /dev/rtc in O_RDONLY mode... Checksum is: 0x9826. All values are displayed as they are stored in the nvram/rtc. (and do not correspond necessarily to the system date/time) WakeUp : Enabled (0x21) Day : 28 (0x1C) Hour : 16 (0x90) Minute : 25 (0x19) Second : 00 (0x80) rtcDay : 28 (0x28) rtcHour : 16 rtcMin : 25 rtcSec : 00 Checksum: 0x9826 Sat May 28 20:37:35 CEST 2005
