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Does not work with 4.0 kernel serie (upgrading from 3.19.3 fails) #7
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i'm trying to patch this and is almost working, and until the end of the week i i will probably have this finish. the main problem is the lack of 4.0 directory, we only have 4.x, that breaks the script in several places. |
pull request created: If you want to use it now, grab my changed version here: |
On 20/04/2015 01:47, higuita wrote:
Thanks. I tried but it was not successful /tmp/ketchup -a /usr/src -G 4.0.0 |
For the 4.0.0, that version doesn't really exists, the ftp don't have it, just 4.0. I usually use "ketchup linux" to get the latest version by the way. For the other error, well, i just tested upgrade from several 3.9.x kernels to 4.0, but there is a bug in the upgrade from 3.18 or below to 4.0 :) |
new pull request (#9) You can grab a copy of my file from the url above |
On 21/04/2015 02:29, higuita wrote:
This is still not working: /tmp/ketchup -a /usr/src -G 4.0 |
Are you sure you are using my version? The experimental one? here is my output using my version:
try to cleanup your /usr/src and /home/valette/.ketchup/ I can also work with or without the -G option and also have cleanup my $HOME/.ketchup |
On 21/04/2015 23:54, higuita wrote:
I have no .ketchup as a starting point
I need that option or need to change multiple scripts p didn't work nor the -a option, i'm out of ideas why is
The debian ketchup version which is derived from psomas used tow ork up --eric |
Then this is your problem... do a As the -a option is buggy, is doing the check in the correct folder, but then tries to download using the wrong one. Manually creating the folder should fix the problem. I will also try to test on my debian box to see if there is any problem with the debian python version |
On 22/04/2015 23:26, higuita wrote:
What is supposed to be there and if there is something needed why is it
In the debian version, it does it right. And I do not want download to
Please do. There is a working ketchup packages (testing/unstable). --eric |
Try to do a |
On 04/30/2015 01:05 AM, higuita wrote:
trying 4.0 -> 4.0.1 witha ~/.ketchup directory /tmp/ketchup -a /usr/src -G 4.0.1 |
This error is because you have ipv6 and your python install is having problems with it. http://askubuntu.com/questions/440649/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu-14-04 |
On 06/23/2015 02:31 AM, higuita wrote:
No I do not have IPV6. ANd it is beacuse of that that I have the error. NB: finally the last version of your scripts works. It is just much -- eric |
I took the liberty to update the Debian version of this project and updated it to 4.x support. I didn't fork this projects current head because of the substantial differences between this one and Debians version (cloned somewhere in 2011). It does work, but I didn't test all possible settings. Well it's more or less a minor change of the Debian sources, just the copy and paste addition of version 3 to version 4 support with one additional variable, so why shouldn't it? ;) |
The tricks doen for 232.6 -> 3.0 have to be redone for 3.19.3 -> 4.0.0
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