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batnas:
I think you misunderstand me.
I can see, that we have libc.2.11.1 and the new version is 2.11.2
I request an update.
I am sorry i have mixed xtdesk into this conversation.


--- Quote from: bmarkus on June 14, 2010, 11:53:19 AM ---1) It has nothing to do with 3.0 Alpha 7 testing.

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If I should not request updates at an alphe release, when else?

\\Batnas

EDIT: Just to explain my earlier posts
In the beginning I had problems with getting xtdesk to work. I traced the problem back to libc-2.11.1 (I am not finished debugging).
When i searched a little, I saw, that a new version of libc is available.
When I now request this new version, it is simply because it is a newer version, and i tought it might contain bugfixes etc.

I really hope you understand me correct now ???

MikeLockmoore:
curaga, Arslan S.: Thanks for your help!  With your guidance, I was able to set up my kernel module build environment and successfully build the TI-ACX WiFi module in Alpha 6!  I also needed a set of patches (found in the Arch Linux repos) to get the TI-ACX source code to compile properly with the new TC 2.6.33.3 kernel.

Now I need to rebuild and test in Alpha 7.

gerald_clark:
Alpha 6 and Alpha7 use the same kernel.
If you made an extension out of your module, and it works with the stock Alpha 6 kernel, you are done.

curaga:
Unless something big comes up, this is the kernel for 3.x.

SvOlli:

--- Quote from: curaga on June 14, 2010, 06:13:49 AM ---Did you use sstrip after that?

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No, that did the trick. Thanks. It seems to strip about 1k from the binary. I'm not sure if I should include it in my build environ for extensions, mainly the qt stuff. Any suggestions? A quick test showed that running sstrip on executables and shared libraries did not break them.

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