From: Geoffrey <li...@se...> - 2009-02-17 15:47:41
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Harald wrote: > Hi Geoffrey, > > I must admit I didn't follow the whole of your story. But, why do you > exactly stick to 2.6.24 when more recent kernel versions are available. > I belief that since 2.6.28 no further patches are required. At least > that's what I experienced on my macmini and mbp. My bad, I had actually taken the advice of others and downloaded the lastest kernel (2.6.28) and was working on building a config. > However, if you find a kernel-config of your actual system you can > always try a "make oldconfig" first and than, as you are just trying to > get your sound right, set the appropriate flags in the Intel-HDA > section. I've not built a kernel for this box, but used stock kernels that come with Red Hat EL 5. > Furthermore, DO NOT FORGET to keep a copy of your old kernel linked in > your grub/lilo config. I use to compile my kernels myself since a long > time, and belief me, Murphy’s Law and kernel compiling are closely > related. Always. :) I learned the hard way at one time. I used to always build my kernels, but as stock kernels got better in supporting hardware, I got lazy. > > Hope this helps, and don't hesitate to ask! Thus, I am looking for a configuration for kernel 2.6.28 for my MBP 4,1. > > Greetings > HARALD > > On Tue, 2009-02-17 at 07:49 -0500, Geoffrey wrote: >> Geoffrey wrote: >>> I've finally gotten tired of not having sound, so I figured I'd bite the >>> bullet and build my kernel to support the mac patches. I've just >>> downloaded mactel-patches-2.6.24.tar.gz, so I'm assuming that I simply >>> download the latest 2.6.24 kernel, apply the patches and the build my >>> kernel. >>> >>> Pointers to the contrary or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. >> I've started going through the kernel configuration via 'make xconfig'. >> It's been a while since I've built a kernel from scratch, and this >> process is taking a while as I review the various options. I'm hoping >> someone is willing to send me their config, rather then spend the time >> going through this process. >> >> Anyone? >> > > -- Until later, Geoffrey Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. - Benjamin Franklin |