Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Documentation/cImages/baseline-8.2.ndz


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Feb 23, 2008, 12:54:24 AM (16 years ago)
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     3Go back --> [wiki:Documentation Documentation] --> [wiki:Documentation/SupportedImages SupportedImages]
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     5== baseline-8.2.ndz ==
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     7This image has everything baseline [wiki:Documentation/SupportedImages/baseline-7.11.ndz baseline-7.11.ndz] but we upgaded:
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     9 * [http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/download compat-wireless-2.6] and the way its used (more on this below)
     10 * MadWifi to 0.9.4
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     12The /misc/src/ is a NFS automount to commonly used source code experimenters may rely upon. We take advantage of this and keep a wireless-testing.git repository there updated hourly to reflect upstream. With the compat-wireless package installed on the baseline you can now easily get the latest updates by taking the following steps:
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     14{{{
     15cd /usr/src/compat-wireless-2.6/
     16# Get the latest compat-wireless-2.6 changes first
     17git-pull
     18# Now lets pull the latest changes from our local GIT_TREE on the NFS directory
     19./scripts/admin-update.sh
     20# If we want to try to hack on any drivers or mac80211 we can do so now
     21# Once you are done compile the wireless subsystem
     22make
     23# Finally install it
     24make install
     25# Now to load your drivers, first you must unload your current wireless subsystem drivers
     26make unlaod
     27# Now load the driver you need, whether it be ath5k, or ipw2200
     28modprobe ath5k
     29modprobe ipw2200
     30}}}
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     32You can switch between MadWifi and ath5k easily:
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     34To load MadWifi:
     35{{{
     36athload madwifi
     37}}}
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     39To load ath5k:
     40{{{
     41athload ath5k
     42}}}
     43
     44== Notes ==
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     46Debian has now moved from 2.6.22 to 2.6.24. If you try to apt-get dist-upgrade you will be moved to 2.6.24, but there is a bug with 2.6.24 that affects our nodes. The oops happens before serial access is even available so the only way to see this is if you have a VGA monitor connected. Just for reference the following is the oops and it will be looked into.
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     48The oops bellow was transcribed from a picture. The same oops occurs separate nodes.
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     50{{{
     51GRUB Loading stage 1.5.
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     53
     54GRUB loading, please wait...
     55Uncompressing Linux... OK, booting the kernel.
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     57BUG: Int 6: CR2 00000000
     58        EDI 00000000 ESI 00001000 EBP 00000020 ESP c0373f54
     59        EBX c03e5140 EDX 00000006 ECX 00000000 EAX c034f3e0
     60        err 00000000 EIP c038938e  CS 00000060 flg 00010082
     61Stack:  00000000 00100000 00003c00 c039a9ec c03b934c c0373fe8 c03800c8 c039a9ec
     62        c037d0b8 00000083 00000000 c0304c47 00000000 00000071 c039a9ec c03b934c
     63        c0373fe8 00000071 c039a9ec c03b934c c0373fe8 c037d4ef c0304a7e 000001df
     64
     65}}}
     66
     67== MD5sum ==
     68
     69xxxx baseline-8.2.ndz
     70
     71Some additional notes:
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     73 * [wiki:Documentation/BuildingDrivers BuildingDrivers]