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On Fri, Aug 02, 2013 at 10:02:05AM -0500, Paul Hartman wrote: |
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> >> I tried to confirm my oberservation by deliberately hibernating it multiple |
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> >> times yesterday -- it always woke up with 3.9. Now I booted it with 3.10 and |
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> >> it didn't come up on the first try. |
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> >> Do you have any suggestion how I might debug this? I can’t simply report to |
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> >> kernel blokes “3.10 is crap on my netbook, you put in a regression somewhere”. |
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> >> I don’t really have the time right now to go after hunches, such as the new |
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> >> tikless system, as building a kernel takes up to 45 minutes on that thing. |
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> > well, take your 3.9 config and don't change it. |
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> If the config change doesn't reveal anything, you can do git bisect of |
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> the kernel to find out which patch broke it. When you do git bisect |
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> you don't need to recompile the whole kernel every time, it only |
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> compiles the changed files, which are usually not many. So even on a |
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> slower machine it's not so bad once the first compile is finished. |
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> https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Kernel_git-bisect |
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I didn't know one could have the git repo only for one subversion |
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(though I find it very handy for this huge codebase). |
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Anyhoo, I cleaned out my build dir and oldconfig'ed my 3.9 config, this |
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time saying no to everything new. As it turned out, the resulting config |
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was almost identical to my old 3.10 config (except for some crypto stuff |
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built as a module instead of built-in). |
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Now I don't have the freezes anymore. One possible reason is that I'm |
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now using 3.10.4 instead of 3.10.1. Another (more probable) reason is |
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that I may have forgotten to make clean the first time, which left over |
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some interfering cruft. |
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Gruß | Greetings | Qapla’ |
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I am never drunk, I always keel over before that. |