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Q: had it been tested w/ latest Debian bpo Kernel? #157
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Sorry, hit Enter too early. So, actually I am running the latest Debian 12.5 release with bpo Kernel: uname -a So, anyone else made this exp.? Thanks for your effort on this. |
.. donno why all is lined-out. |
This looks like a problem that I have already fixed. I think the debian package still has not been updated. Can you try a PyPI or rickslab.com install to verify? See README for details. |
Hi Rick Regards, |
Looks like bpo in the kernel version is causing the problem. Should be an easy fix. Will make a change tomorrow. |
Hi Rick .. so this is the result: PS: exchanging the 'tuple([int(x) ...' w/ 'tuple([str(x) ...' is no option here? Regards, |
I have a version that should work, but can you run your current version with The fixed version is in the branch keys_30mar24 |
I was handling the case of strings ate end of kernel version, but for your case, the string is not at the end. The logfile output should help in creating a more robust approach. |
This issue seems to have also been reported on the Debian package as #1070783. The Debian bug report also suggests a fix. Can you give it a look? |
I have a fix completed for this and a few other improvements. But I have
not made a release yet. I probably need a week or two to finalize a
release.
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#1070783 <https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1070783>. The
Debian bug report also suggests a fix. Can you give it a look?
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Great, thanks! |
@RogerWeihrauch Please remove all other versions of rickslab-gpu-utils and pip install RC1: |
I have released latest release candidate on PyPI: Please remove all other versions of rickslab-gpu-utils and pip install RC2: |
I have published v3.9.0 release: |
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