kernel panic ; how to remove/disable /fix ohci1394

[javajunkie]

sorry for the previous html mail,

Note -- this was a 2.6.10 kernel

I am getting kernel panic when ohci1394 loads.  How can I disable it via
recovery command line.

As history, I was playing with Kino yesterday and did a few things to get
video export back to the handicam to work.  It worked but on reboot,
apperantly I did something wrong.

I tried adding scsi-hostadapter sbp2 to modules.conf but to no avail.
*actually using an underscore between scsi and hostadapter but cant find it
on this layout now.

That is the only solution I could find on google and that was for an earlier
kernel

There was another entry that needed to be there but already was.

basically the only thing I remember changing was running

mknod -m 666 /dev/dv1394 c 171 32

as shown at http://www.linux1394.org/dv1394.php

which actually wasn&t why kino export wasnt working.  I   just needed to
modify Kino's Preferences/IEEE 1394/DV Export/dv1394 device field

anyway, I deleted /dev/dv139but that didn&t help either


Shawn

[Andy Green]

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Shawn wrote:
| sorry for the previous html mail,
|
| Note -- this was a 2.6.10 kernel
|
| I am getting kernel panic when ohci1394 loads.  How can I disable it via
| recovery command line.

add the following to /etc/modprobe.conf

install ohci1394 /bin/true

- -Andy


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[javajunkie]

>  | Note -- this was a 2.6.10 kernel
>  |
>  | I am getting kernel panic when ohci1394 loads.  How can I disable it via
>  | recovery command line.
>
>  add the following to /etc/modprobe.conf
>
>  install ohci1394 /bin/true 

same problem,  seg faults at boot.

also tried
alias char-major-171-* off

also tried in grub
alias ieee1394-controller off

[Andy Green]

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Shawn wrote:
|>| Note -- this was a 2.6.10 kernel
|>|
|>| I am getting kernel panic when ohci1394 loads.  How can I disable it via
|>| recovery command line.
|>
|>add the following to /etc/modprobe.conf
|>
|>install ohci1394 /bin/true
|
|
|
| same problem,  seg faults at boot.

Are you sure the problem is being caused by the ohci1394 module?  That
really should completely disable it from being loaded into the kernel.

What does the "segfault" actually say?

- -Andy
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[javajunkie]

>  Are you sure the problem is being caused by the ohci1394 module?  
your right it&s after the module
That
>  really should completely disable it from being loaded into the
> kernel.
>  
>  What does the "segfault" actually say?
>   
segmentation error at 0x24e3d4