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Hmm, even when using PIIX3, PIIX4, and ICH6 for my IDE setup in VirtualBox, it gives the same exact kernel panic.

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VirtualBox automatically chose AHCI SATA for me, I will try installing it with IDE. Problem is, my only currently working machine is an AHCI SATA controller, so if this is not supported in openmamba, I will not be able to do a live install.

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Apparently, it can’t access device dev(0,0) , nor can kinit find init . Also, it complains of something trying to access the hardware directly (this is a computer that doesn’t always have Internet access, my current Internet access is very intermittent).

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The development snapshot yields the same result.

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This is a good chance to test the script. I’ll try it and report back. Should I also send my experiences to the developers mailing list?

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I sent the report, dmesg log, and relevant line from /var/logs/messages to reports@openmamba.org (I figured I may as well send them because this is where mambareport said to send it’s report).

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I just tried those, no luck either way.

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This is fixed by upgrading to the latest kernel in the stable repositories and adding the nongpl wireless backport added to stable not too long ago.

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I am a part of the lpadmin group. I’m using 1.1 milestone 1.

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If that would require restructuring code, I’m not the man for that as I’ve very little experience in coding anything. However, if all that requires is recompiling, I can help.

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That seems to have done the trick, except that my wireless card shows up as eth1 (and I thought that eth was short for Ethernet). But my wireless is working, so I’m happy.

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I unloaded the b43 and ssb modules via ‘modprobe -r’, then tried to modprobe the wl modules, and ended up with a fatal error telling me to check my dmesg, and the dmesg outputs the following error:

[ 1634.711136] wl: Unknown symbol ieee80211_get_crypto_ops

[ 1638.477869] wl: Unknown symbol ieee80211_get_crypto_ops

[ 1696.047075] wl: Unknown symbol ieee80211_get_crypto_ops

My lsmod would be attached if it would allow me to upload.

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If you can try to backport the driver, I’d appreciate it. If it can’t happen, then I’d be willing to upgrade to devel.

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Thanks for the quick reply.

It worked before on the LiveCD, so I removed the file you said, and it loads fine now, but when trying to connect to my network with the correct WPA2 Pre-shared Key, it fails to obtain an IP every time. I am using OpenMamba Milestone 1 v1.1.

EDIT: So far, I’ve tried rebooting without my ethernet connected.

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