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UPDATE
8th Jan 2009

Hi,

Thanks for being patient with my lack of inactivity over the past couple of weeks, a number of things have happened which have prevented me from updating this kernel based on your feedback. Firstly, the monitor on my build machine died, shortly followed by the toshiba drive in my One. Add in the busy holiday period and the fact that I have just gotten out of hospital after a motorbike accident (in which I ripped my knee to the bone) and well.... you get the idea.

But, I have been in contact with leak, author of Kuki linux and I have been invited by him to join his team and I hope to start work on a new kernel as soon as possible. Hopefully, within half a week, I will have compiled a complete list of things to do for this new kernel release, based on your feedback in this thread and will have released a new kernel.

So far, these are my plans:

Compile 2.6.28 released kernel.
add sdhc stuff in as a module to allow module options
add optional mad wifi deb
add serialusb stuff for 3g usb
add in ath5k kernel patches for wifi LED functioning.

If you have any requests, please message me and I'll see what I can do.

Thanks

Stuart.



I need to give credit to hardran3 for this, as explained in this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=28&t=7090

I have compiled a release candidate of the upcoming 2.6.28 kernel just because I wanted to get stuff working.

I used hardran3's config, but added in the drivers for the new ALSA in this kernel, so now we have 100% working sound, mic and headphone detection, both before and after resume. The cam, left hand card reader works without a card inserted at boot. I havent tested the right hand one but im sure the usual tweaks apply as stated in the wiki.

By all means if someone has suggestions as to how we can further cut stuff out of this tell us how!

UPDATE - 15th December, 2008 - 16:45 Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time

OK, due to requests, I have compiled a 2.6.28-rc8 kernel which includes the following additional features:
Extra filesystem support
Bluetooth Support
Support for Hibernation
Support for Intel Wireless Devices

http://www.ug.it.usyd.edu.au/~scole/lin ... m_i386.deb
http://www.ug.it.usyd.edu.au/~scole/lin ... m_i386.deb

The kernel image is fine under 8.04.1, but the headers will not install. All drivers are included like wireless and ALSA 1.0.18a for fully functioning sound and mic, even after suspend/resume.

The kernel will install under the UNR image, but since it is LPIA, you will need to install with

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sudo dpkg -i --force-architecture linux-image-2.6.28-rc8-custom-aa1_2.6.28-rc8-custom-aa1-10.00.Custom_i386.deb

For fully functioning sound you need to edit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base and add this line to the end of the file for the sound/mic etc

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options snd-hda-intel model=acer-aspire

I also had to play around with the mixer settings to get the mic to record at a usable volume.

Here are the files:
http://www.ug.it.usyd.edu.au/~scole/

If anyone can mirror these that would also be good as I dont know how much bandwidth I can use!

Does suspend/resume works with home at SDHC on the left slot?

Yes it works... thanks

...Hibernate is disable

Many Thanks

I was waiting this kernel since longtime

If i can build madwifi on it it will be perfect Thanks for sharing your work (i tried to compile with kernelcheck but it failed....)

My wireless is working very well... i do you want madwifi?

Can you enable hibernate? and maybe rename to 2.6.28-AAO Kernel

very...very THANKS

There is now a second kernel online which does have hibernate. so you guys should be able to chose what you want now.

Hibernate
http://www.ug.it.usyd.edu.au/~scole/lin ... 1_i386.deb

No Hibernate
http://www.ug.it.usyd.edu.au/~scole/lin ... e_i386.deb

SuzuKube wrote:Many Thanks

I was waiting this kernel since longtime

If i can build madwifi on it it will be perfect Thanks for sharing your work (i tried to compile with kernelcheck but it failed....)

This is a good idea. I want to try mad wifi, but im not sure that the LEDs will work anymore with this kernel regardless of the wifi driver?
Or am I talking rubbish?

jango wrote:Can you enable hibernate? and maybe rename to 2.6.28-AAO Kernel

Hehe. Yea I know they are dodgey, I havent compiled a kernel for a long time and ive never done it the deb way really, so the version number is not showing up.

Also, I did this in an hour or two, I havent really tested this so its at your own risk! I'd hate to mess someones system up.

I am sorry but the links arent working...

how do i use these?