The main reason why i came over here (from a debian/siduction installation) is: I wanted to get better powermanagement (and suspend/hibernate) on this machine (which, i'm pretty aware, unfortunately is not so "linux-friendly"):
Uh, i see there is missing a part of the msg i posted/wanted to post. Sorry.
1) The machine is running crazily hot. (On the Debian side i realized that was a bit better with kernels > 3.12)
2) Suspend does not work correctly. After pm-suspend the laptop goes to sleep. But re-awakening it the screen remains dead (although i see the hd is working).
3) Hibernate does not work. Have i to set a command in lilo (like "resume=sda3" as it would be in grub)?
Footnote: With the catalyst driver that problems were solved. But with very recent kernels there were tons of compatibility problems. So my question: Would it be sane/safe to install amd catalyst (i saw a how to on the slackware site).
Otherwise, are there statements like "acpi_osi=linux" like they are in grub which eventually might help?
AMD kernel module generator version 2.1
kernel includes at /usr/src/linux/include not found or incomplete
ERROR: I didn't make module
[Error] Generate Package - error generating package : Slackware/Slackware
Might this have to do that there are needed the 32-bit libraries for the install (ia32 or mulitarch?) but not existing on my system?
That's not really clear to me: Which options i should add to the append line? From reading the manual that's not clear to me. Sorry for being so unskilled ...
gapan wrote:And you probably also need the kernel-source package.
Ok, i did that (first i had to remove the exclusions in gslapt). Btw, i see several packages have in their name something like "noarch-1": What does that mean?
But unfortunately, the system now totally hangs. On "Loading Salix_ " nothing happens safe the blinking underline. The only thing i can think of is there broke something while installing the kernel sources with gslapt (but it told me all was done and ok). I'd like pretty much to avoid a complete new installation. Is there anything that can be done?
jsfarinet wrote:But unfortunately, the system now totally hangs. On "Loading Salix_ " nothing happens safe the blinking underline. The only thing i can think of is there broke something while installing the kernel sources with gslapt (but it told me all was done and ok).
Installing the kernel-source package, even if it was installed incorrectly, would not result in a hung system at boot up. Something else that you may have done is is responsible for this.
I'd like pretty much to avoid a complete new installation. Is there anything that can be done?
Sounds like you either borked up the kernel or change something in lilo. Did you make any changes to lilo.config file and followed with lilo -v? If so what did you do? We are going to need more details on what you did prior to you last reboot.
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