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List:       gentoo-amd64
Subject:    [gentoo-amd64]  Re: emerge -eav system failed with ati-drivers
From:       Duncan <1i5t5.duncan () cox ! net>
Date:       2009-06-23 3:25:35
Message-ID: pan.2009.06.23.03.25.34 () cox ! net
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David Fellows <fellows@unb.ca> posted
200906221754.n5MHsr1q010698@mailserv.unb.ca, excerpted below, on  Mon, 22
Jun 2009 14:54:52 -0300:

> If you do at least you could recreate the patched source tree manually.
> First rename your existing linux-2.6.22-gentoo-r2 to something else.
> 
> After you unpack and apply patches, copy your .config file into the new.
> make oldconfig, make and so on. Install this kernel into /boot and
> update grub accordingly. Boot into it. emerge your ati driver.

The mainline/Linus/kernel.org 2.6.22 kernel is always available from 
kernel.org.  Gentoo's gentoo-sources kernel is described as "lightly 
patched", so the unpatched kernel.org kernel would probably work.  I've 
always used mainline, here, and always handled the kernel myself as well, 
since I knew how to do it already in Mandrake, when I switched.

If the Gentoo patches are needed or you want to use the ebuild, both it 
and the Gentoo patches should be available from the Gentoo source 
repository.

-- 
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"Every nonfree program has a lord, a master --
and if you use the program, he is your master."  Richard Stallman


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