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Posted: **Mon Oct 14, 2019 9:13 pm**

Kernel 5.4 RC3 is up and running on my AmigaOne X5000

Big picture http://www.skateman.nl/wp-content/uploa ... 210942.png

It was great meeting the A-EON guys @Amiga34 in Neuss Germany.
Hope to see you all next year.

Posted: **Tue Oct 15, 2019 8:01 am**

Skateman wrote:Kernel 5.4 RC3 is up and running on my AmigaOne X5000

Many thanks for testing the RC3!

Skateman wrote: It was great meeting the A-EON guys @Amiga34 in Neuss Germany.
Hope to see you all next year.

For me, it was also great meeting you!

Thanks for your support!

Posted: **Tue Oct 15, 2019 8:05 am**

Roland,

Without creating a bug report and without testing we can’t solve the issue with your SCSI card.

Cheers,
Christian

Posted: **Tue Oct 15, 2019 2:33 pm**

xeno74 wrote: Without creating a bug report and without testing we can’t solve the issue with your SCSI card.

Could you then please write us a clear step-by-step guide how to do that correctly? Thank you!

But I still highly doubt it will lead to anything with this kind marginal hardware... Isn't the the same memory bug still unresolved for the RTL 8169 ethernet board (whch is much more common), and that has been known for a long time? And also the non-working Envy24HT driver, which is AFAIK also a known/reported bug?

Posted: **Tue Oct 15, 2019 2:40 pm**

Roland,

Open a bug report isn't really difficult. They want to know which SCSI card you have and what you have done till now for example the limitation of the RAM.
Please create this bug report. This is important for reporting the issue to the kernel developers. We can work together with the kernel developers. Sometimes they have very fast a solution (patch) but they need a bug report. I don't have this SCSI card so I can't test it or post error messages. They will tell you what they need. Usually they need error messages from the log files. I can create the test kernels for you. Please help us to solve this issue.

Thanks,
Christian

Posted: **Tue Oct 15, 2019 3:36 pm**

xeno74 wrote: Open a bug report isn't really difficult. They want to know which SCSI card you have and what you have done till now for example the limitation of the RAM.
Please create this bug report. This is important for reporting the issue to the kernel developers. We can work together with the kernel developers. Sometimes they have very fast a solution (patch) but they need a bug report. I don't have this SCSI card so I can't test it or post error messages. They will tell you what they need. Usually they need error messages from the log files. I can create the test kernels for you. Please help us to solve this issue.

I'm alredy 'out' in the first selection...! What should I select from here:

Code: Select all

First, you must pick a product on which to enter a bug:

ACPI:	Bugs related to ACPI.
Alternate Trees:	Bugs against trees other than Linus' tree.
Backports project:	Bugs related to the Compat and Compat-drivers trees.
Documentation:	Documentation on the Linux kernel
Drivers:	Bugs related to device drivers.
EFI:	Extensible Firmware Interface
File System:	Bugs related to file systems.
IO/Storage:	Bugs related to IO.
Memory Management:	Bugs related to memory management.
Networking:	Bugs related to networking.
Other:	Bugs against components that can not easily be classified in the other categories; such as modules and configuration.
Platform Specific/Hardware:	Bugs that are platform specific.
Power Management:	Bugs related to power management.
Process Management:	Bugs related to process management.
SCSI Drivers:	Bugs against SCSI drivers.
Timers:	Bugs related to timers.
Tools:	Tools and utilities
Tracing/Profiling:	Tracing and profiling bugs
v4l-dvb:	Video for Linux
Virtualization:	Virtualization

Posted: **Tue Oct 15, 2019 3:39 pm**

Roland,

Please choose Platform Specific/Hardware.

Thanks,
Christian

Posted: **Tue Oct 15, 2019 3:44 pm**

xeno74 wrote: Please choose Platform Specific/Hardware.

Thanks. And then in the next:

Component ?
Severity ?
Hardware ?

Posted: **Tue Oct 15, 2019 3:56 pm**

Roland wrote:
xeno74 wrote: Please choose Platform Specific/Hardware.
Thanks. And then in the next:

Component ?
Severity ?
Hardware ?

Component: PPC-64
Severity: P1 normal
Hardware: PPC-64 Linux

Posted: **Tue Oct 15, 2019 4:39 pm**

xeno74 wrote: Component: PPC-64
Severity: P1 normal
Hardware: PPC-64 Linux

Thanks! It is now there...(Bug 205201).

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