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Does not work after upgrading to Kernel 6.6.1 #53
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at the first glance to dmesg, IPU drivers dont even load at all. okay, dkms fails to build at all. edit: ill read logs later since i gotta go lol /var/lib/dkms/ipu6-drivers/r149.3f8135801/build/make.log
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i used intel/ipu6-drivers#175 PR but now I am getting different sets of errors. Ill troubleshoot this on weekeends |
Thank you |
I have no deeper knowledge on this topic, but I'm wondering why kernel updates keep breaking it. Is there any pattern we could look into to prevent this? Edit: Nevermind, I just saw that they are changing a lot in those packages from time to time. An official final solution would be sooo nice :D |
@elhossary okay so Intel has already merged that PR so no need to do some workarounds, see if it works for you now. |
@striczkof thanks, |
I uninstalled and re-installed the repo, then reboot it and it did not work either |
work for me on 6.6.x with the latest intel commits |
how? can you describe roughly what you have done? |
hmm, nothing special, i just updated all -*git packages to the latest commits (which is performed automatically during rebuild). I have carbon x1 gen10. I didn't try yet kernel module mentioned above |
Hey @arcan1s, thanks for the hint. I can confirm, drivers work fine for me on my Dell XPS 13 Plus 9320. @elhossary You can try the following steps to get the drivers working on kernel
Just for clarification: If you run the install script, Hope this helps :) |
@stefanpartheym Thank you
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@elhossary looks like there is a conflicting package installed (you can check by |
@arcan1s Thanks for noticing the error, There were no package owning them, so I removed them manually then the installation works. Many thanks for both of you |
Thank you, it's working again :) |
Hi All,
I upgraded the kernel to 6.6.1 and reinstalled this package without errors.
It does not work (renders black image) after I restarted the machine (X1C10).
BTW, I also knew that IVSC driver was merged into Kernel 6.6:
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-IVSC-Media-Linux-6.6
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20230901142147.096c1b57@sal.lan/
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