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Hi to all!
I face the following problem, which I don't know if it is an ubuntu or kernel or networkmanager problem.
I compile kernels from the v. 26.30.2 until ...
- 08-30-2009 #1Just Joined!
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kernel >2.6.30.2 and networkmanager
Hi to all!
I face the following problem, which I don't know if it is an ubuntu or kernel or networkmanager problem.
I compile kernels from the v. 26.30.2 until the latest ...30.5 but each time the networkmanager doesn't work!
Using theI can see that my network cards are correct, but theCode:lspci -nn
command doesn't return the usual interfaces. When I which back the normal ubuntu kernel everything is up again.Code:ifconfig
Could anybody help me?
- 08-30-2009 #2Linux Newbie
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Hi Nisok
When building your kernel, did you do a 'make clean' and were there any errors or warnings with the compile. Sometimes compiles are forced to complete even with errors and this can get forgotten in makefiles, until something doesn't work.
It is possible, particularly with Dynamic Linked Compiles, that certain libraries are not suitable for the newer kernel. You are you know on the 'bleeding' edge when you compile your own kernel.
Actually don't feel bad as lots of developers have jobs because of these problems. Cheers...
Robert
- 08-30-2009 #3Linux Guru
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Sounds like your modules aren't loaded. Do you know what you used before? forcedeth, b44, ath_pci?
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robertdaleweir
Yes I used clean. Actually I did
bigtomrodneyCode:make-kpkg clean
What I did was to remove all the pci drivers that I don't use and the rest I compiled inside the kernel. I try not to use modules for PCI devices.
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I still face the problem..
Any suggestions?


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