[new] Kernel 2.6.24.4 With Cpufreq, Updated: Jul. 16 2008 Options

[2or0]

Updated: Jul. 16 2008
- RNDIS patch
- PRISM2_DOWNLOAD_SUPPORT and PRISM2_NON_VOLATILE_DOWNLOAD enabled
http://yonggun.tistory.com/72
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The kernel 2.6.24.4was built with cpufreq patch. I added the autofs4 module to auto-mount SD and CF card.
http://yonggun.tistory.com/72

Last modified: Apr. 17 2008
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The kernel 2.6.24.3 was built with cpufreq patch.
http://yonggun.tistory.com/68

Last modified: Mar. 25 2008
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FIXED This kernel has a resume problem. Dont use it. Sorry for it.

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I built the kernel 2.6.24 for eabi debian on Z. These are patched with angstrom patches and without cpufreq. I tested only on C3200. Tests on C1000 or C3000 are required. Please give a feedback ASAP.

This kernel works on Cxx00 series.

- There are the kernels for sharp loader and for uboot.

- FUSE, serial_cs and ieee80211_crypt_tkip modules work.

http://yonggun.tistory.com/66

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Hi, I built kernel 2.6.24-rc7 for debain eabi. It works for my c3200. Maybe it works on c1000(???). Would someone test it on C1000?

Also I uploaded the patch file. Someone interested in rebuilding the kernel, can use it.

http://yonggun.tistory.com/64

[ZDevil]

No, i just confused by myself.
Then again, since my debian rootfs is already in a primary partition in /dev/hda1, i am not sure whether it is possible to move it into a new extended partition (say /dev/hda4 as the first logical partition in the extended partition), becoming:
hda1 (factory hdd files), hda2 (factory hdd files), hda3 (extended user space for Sharp/Cacko), {hda4 (new debian root), hda5 (swap)}

[adf]

No, i just confused by myself.
Then again, since my debian rootfs is already in a primary partition in /dev/hda1, i am not sure whether it is possible to move it into a new extended partition (say /dev/hda4 as the first logical partition in the extended partition), becoming:
hda1 (factory hdd files), hda2 (factory hdd files), hda3 (extended user space for Sharp/Cacko), {hda4 (new debian root), hda5 (swap)}

could you start a cacko/debian thread with your results, methods etc? 2or0's kernel sounds like sufficient progress for debian to be compelling, the cacko dual boot covers the pda needs. the 2.4 kernel & modules could maybe be listed (are you using a new tetsu or eviljazz kernel?) the means for getting qtmail to talk to gmail, etc would be handy...... and some basic info on how well it works, the possiblities of going back and forth with 1-click(though the transition might take a minute or 2), that sort of thing.