Stefan Richter wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
..
Tonight, I saw that kernel-2.6.18-1.2200.fc5.i686 was available, along
with the matching kmod-ndiswrapper pieces and kmod-ntfs in versions
2.6.18-1.2200.fc5 were available, so I installed them and rebooted.
Now kino-0.8 works sortof, wants to crash.
And kino-0.9.2 apparently works flawlessly, as does dvcont.
...
So it was a kernel problem all along!
...
I have no idea what we did between 2.6.17 and .18 that made it work. Or
was it just the reboot after kernel update which brought it into shape?
It was rebooted many times on the previous kernel. This kernel also
'feels' considerably faster.
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Cheers, Gene
