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On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:57:41 +0200, Marco wrote: |
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> > What did you update? Telling us you updated wporld means nothing, it |
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> > just tells us that one of the unknown packages you updated may have |
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> > broken something. Use genlop or qlop to produce a list of the exact |
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> > packages installed. |
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> I installed a file containing the output of 'qlop -l' |
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But you haven't told us when the problem started, so which of those |
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packages are relevant? |
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It looks like you installed a new microcode package two days ago, that |
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may be incompatible with your card. Have you tried rolling back to the |
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previous version? |
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> > You may have it installed, but it is either in the wrong place or an |
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> > incompatible version as the kernel cannot load it. |
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> How can I find out about that? Where should it be located? |
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qlist will show where is is installed, /lib/firmware is the standard |
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location. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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Being defeated is a temporary condition. Giving up is what makes it |
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permanent |
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