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Hi All,

I released the RC1 of kernel 5.5 for the X1000 and X5000 today.

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Download: linux-image-5.5-rc1-X1000_X5000.tar.gz



Please test the kernels.

Thanks,
Christian

xeno74 wrote:
Could you please post the output of lsmod? Could you also please post the output of ls -ltr /lib/modules?


Christian

Hi Christian
ls mod give nothing

musa wrote: Hi Christian
ls mod give nothing

Hi Musa,

Please run depmod as root. After that run lsmod again.

Thanks,
Christian

xeno74 wrote:

musa wrote: Hi Christian
ls mod give nothing

Hi Musa,

Please run depmod as root. After that run lsmod again.

Thanks,
Christian

Hi Christian
Nothing but if I use modprobe (module name) saa7146 I can see it with lsmod . I know I don*t use this module.
This is first time I see a loadet module.

musa wrote: Hi Christian
Nothing but if I use modprobe (module name) saa7146 I can see it with lsmod . I know I don*t use this module.
This is first time I see a loadet module.

I understand. You don’t have a hardware which needs a kernel module so there aren’t any modules loaded.

Please load the kvm-pr kernel module with modprobe kvm-pr. After that run lsmod.

I use the kvm-pr module for improving the performance of Mac OS X in PowerPC QEMU machines.

Screenshot of Mac OS X 10.5.8 Leopard PowerPC in a virtual QEMU/KVM-PR machine on an AmigaOne X1000:

xeno74 wrote:[

Please load the kvm-pr kernel module with modprobe kvm-pr. After that run lsmod.

Hi Christian
Here is the output in debian 10
module size Used by
kvm_pr 108219 0
kvm 196391 1 kvm_pr

musa wrote: Hi Christian
Here is the output in debian 10
module size Used by
kvm_pr 108219 0
kvm 196391 1 kvm_pr

It works! Normally there aren't any modules loaded because you don’t have a hardware which needs kernel modules.

xeno74 wrote:[

It works! Normally there aren't any modules loaded because you don’t have a hardware which needs kernel modules.

Thanks for your help.

Hi Musa,

Does the RC1 of kernel 5.5 work on your X1000?

Cheers,
Christian

xeno74 wrote:Hi Musa,

Does the RC1 of kernel 5.5 work on your X1000?

Cheers,
Christian

Hi Christian
I got kernel panic with DEBIAN sid 32bit
But I just install Debian sid 64 bit og try the kernel 5.5 rc1 and it work perfect