Is this normal?
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[quote=“Mark Pickard, post: 44143, member: 609”]On the DG41RQ about 10 seconds in it hangs at the message “Switched to clocksource tsc” Right before that there are several lines about the mouse and keyboard. At 60 seconds I get:
[code]"r8169 0000:03:00.0 eth0: unable to load firmware patch rtl_nic/rt18168d-1.fw (-12)
r8169 0000:03:00.0 eth0: link down
r8169 0000:03:00.0 eth0: link down[/code]
and then 3 second later:
[code]
r8169 0000:03:00.0 eth0: link up
Sending DHCP requests .
[/code]
and the it starts the imaging process.I’ll try it on the H81M-A and report back.[/quote]
Same messages at the same time for the H81M-A.
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YAY!
Information. It is somewhat related to the nic, but not in the lack of ability, but rather a missing firmware.
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I mean no harm with that, I just need to add the file to the compiler.
Hopefully doing that will fix the slow issue you’re seeing.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 44146, member: 7271”]I mean no harm with that, I just need to add the file to the compiler.
Hopefully doing that will fix the slow issue you’re seeing.[/quote]
That would be great! No harm in leaving the debugging on in the mean time is there?
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Probably not… might make you dizzy seeing all that code fly by though… and throwing up on a computer wouldn’t be good.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 44146, member: 7271”]I mean no harm with that, I just need to add the file to the compiler.
Hopefully doing that will fix the slow issue you’re seeing.[/quote]
Sure but how many firmware files do we add to the initrd? Most are for WLAN adapters which we don’t use with FOG (so far). But there are also a couple for normal ethernet adapters… -
It’s not in the init. I build them directly in the kernel.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 44160, member: 7271”]It’s not in the init. I build them directly in the kernel.[/quote]
Not much difference. Makes the kernel bigger and bigger. But probably better then having a lot of people waiting for a minute for no reason… -
[quote=“Uncle Frank, post: 44161, member: 28116”]Not much difference. Makes the kernel bigger and bigger. But probably better then having a lot of people waiting for a minute for no reason… ;)[/quote]
Personally, I want a kernel that will work with EVERYTHING.
UEFI & BIOS mixed environments scares the crap out of me, honestly.
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If you’re running SVN, the kernel’s are now updated on the Sourceforge sites. All you’ll need to do is re-run the installer. The 3.19.1 kernel has been updated. Next up is to build the 3.19.2 drivers.
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[quote=“Tom Elliott, post: 44164, member: 7271”]If you’re running SVN, the kernel’s are now updated on the Sourceforge sites. All you’ll need to do is re-run the installer. The 3.19.1 kernel has been updated. Next up is to build the 3.19.2 drivers.[/quote]
Awesome! Flies right through it now. Thank you so much for your help.
