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kernel panic: kernel-2.6.24.3 + alsa-1.0.16(or15) + Slackware-12

I am working fine with kernel-2.6.21 and latest 2.6.23.16

Kernel panic (nothing written on /var/log) with latest 2.6.24.3 kernel and jackd (soundtool) + tascam-us122 (soundcard). The "three" lights flashing, I have access only with Alt+SysRq+B (Reboot)

Of course jackd could be the problem, or the driver of tascam (snd_usb_usx2y)

But I am wondering.

Since I have the headers of kernel-2.6.21 is that a problem to compile a newest kernel? Should I try the kernel headers of Slackware-current or it's a waste of time?

Also, this is helpfull?

Code:

cd /usr/src/linux-2.6.24.3/

make headers_install

Saw this option with make help

Quote:

Originally Posted by ludist (Post 3080898)

Since I have the headers of kernel-2.6.21 is that a problem to compile a newest kernel?

No. The headers are for glibc (must match the version that your glibc is compiled on). Search this forum for much discussion of this.

Brian