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**fritsch** · 2013-12-04, 14:22

Here are the kernels:

Code:
mkdir 3.13-custom

cd 3.13-custom

wget https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/55728161/linux-headers-3.13.0-rc2%2B_0.2_amd64.deb https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/55728161/linux-image-3.13.0-rc2%2B_0.2_amd64.deb

sudo dpkg -i *deb

locomot1f · 2013-12-04, 16:03

wow great!
i think what i love about XBMC the most, is the support.

**fritsch** · 2013-12-04, 16:06

Does it work?

locomot1f · 2013-12-04, 16:10

unfortunately, no. Sad

still no signal

**fritsch** · 2013-12-04, 16:18

Then report back in your original bugreport.

libgradev · (This post was last modified: 2013-12-04, 16:49 by libgradev.)

@fritsch: Does that build have the MPEG-2 fix in it? http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/dr...49425.html

eroxm · 2013-12-04, 16:23

@fritsch: When setting up my system, I installed the kernel that was part of the tutorial in the first post. When I do sudo apt-get upgrade now, there is a newer(?) kernel version showing up, which is held back. For having the latest, can I install (dist-upgrade?) that one from the repo (stock?) or should I use the compiled one you posted above?

locomot1f · 2013-12-04, 16:29

@eroxm,

your system will (should) always use the newest kernel.
i'm assuming you got the update for the 3.11 kernel.
you can update it. it's always good to have a backup kernel on your system in case you ever have to repair a broken/ non functioning kernel

hope that makes sense.

**fritsch** · 2013-12-04, 16:41

@libgradev: Had a look here: https://github.com/fritsch/linux/commits/master - does that answer the question?

libgradev · 2013-12-04, 16:48

(2013-12-04, 16:41)fritsch Wrote: @libgradev: Had a look here: https://github.com/fritsch/linux/commits/master - does that answer the question?

Yup. Yeah I thought it included it, sadly hasn't fixed anything.

**fritsch** · 2013-12-04, 16:58

then back to your bugreport, just link them the above link, so they can see what it includes.

libgradev · 2013-12-04, 17:08

I will post back to it in a bit - thanks for taking the time anyway.

The only thing I didn't try was pulling Mesa git again - this was with wsnipex mesa test ppa...

You might want to add this to the Know Issues section on the first page of this thread btw...

eroxm · 2013-12-04, 17:11

The kernel I'm using right now is this one:

(2013-10-03, 10:52)fritsch Wrote: 3.) Update your kernel to a version >= 3.12.0
Remember to wget both files wget file1 file2

Code:
mkdir ~/kernel cd ~/kernel wget https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/55728161/linux-image-3.12.0%2B_4.0_amd64.deb https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/55728161/linux-headers-3.12.0%2B_4.0_amd64.deb sudo dpkg -i *3.12.0*deb

Patches applied:
Check my linux fork on github
howto: conservative for this howto - mostly Anssis HDA patch
experimental: Some stuff cherry-picked by Christian

The reason I've asked if I can do the offered (dist-)upgrade is that I'm afraid that something might be broken afterwards.

**fritsch** · 2013-12-04, 17:45

@libgradev: The howto suggest 3.12 kernel which should not have that issue.

libgradev · 2013-12-04, 17:51

(2013-12-04, 17:45)fritsch Wrote: @libgradev: The howto suggest 3.12 kernel which should not have that issue.

Errm the MPEG-2 issue? I've always had it and I started out with the 3.12 kernel from the dropbox link on page 1...