Archive for the ‘Kernel’ Category
Airplay audio wifi streaming on pandaboard using shairport.
Author: Marek Belisko
I saw week ago Airplay audio streaming on RapsberryPi board using shairport (https://github.com/albertz/shairport). I have pandaboard A2 so why didn’t try it also there. Read the rest of this entry »
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Compile 32bit kernel on 64 bit machine without chroot magic
Author: Marek Belisko
I become in situation I have fast 8 core machine with 64 bit debian installed. How to compile 32 bit kernel debian way? Read the rest of this entry »
Most active 2.6.37 developers
Author: Marek Belisko
When reading last week LWN Weekly Edition on lwn.net there was a report about most active 2.6.37 developers. And my name was there 
. Look at proof:
Tags: Kernel 2.6.37 is out
Author: Marek Belisko
Kernel 2.6.37 is released today with some our contributions. Main focus was on cleaning ft1000 driver. Some minor updates also on other drivers. Read the rest of this entry »
How to compile own kernel with ft1000-usb driver
Author: Marek Belisko
This how to will show up how to compile kernel manually (which include ft1000 driver). This is just how to which works for me (tested on ubuntu 10.04). I’m not responsible for you break PCs . Be careful! Read the rest of this entry »
Looking for volunteers for Flarion USB Modem LR7F04 kernel cleanups
Author: Marek Belisko
Until 22.8.2010 when flarion drivers was merged to staging of linux-next hey appear in currect 2.6.37 kernel rc series. A lot of work was done. There is some previous what was and what should be done.
Flarion ft1000 driver pushed to linux-next tree
Author: Marek Belisko
Last week (22.10.2010) I’ve post first patches to Greg K-Hartman for flarion ft1000 usb and pcmcia drivers.Patch can be found here:
It is always best choise to maintain drivers in main tree not out of tree (api changes from kernel versions ….). Hopefully after drivers cleanup they appear in main tree and users can use it without additional hacking.
marek