A new version is out which fixes up the problems compiling with the latest kernel. Thanks, -Erinn Here is a copy of the ChangeLog: After months of development, 1.4 has been released with many improvements and support for new devices. If you have issues with previous versions, upgrade to 1.4. As stated earlier, from now on, there will be two branches: even minor numbers indicate releases and odd minor numbers indicate development, so for example, 1.4 (including 1.4-rc1 etc) will be releases (or release candidates) and 1.5 (and 1.5-rc1 etc) are for testing/new development etc. This makes it easy to release new versions with short cycles, so if things break, it should be easy to identify the causes. Following is short summary of changes since 1.2: * WPA2 support added. * Implemented most of IO manager, PnP manager and Obj manager. * No need to update utils everytime ndiswrapper is updated but only when utils interface changes. * USB layer has been rewritten with many fixes; e.g., USB devices no longer disconnect unexpectedly. * New devices supported: sis162, sis163, ZyDas 1211, Linksys WUSB11v4 (with Ali chipset). These are USB devices. * Unplugging USB devices without removing ndiswrapper module supported. * USB devices work with PREEMPT enabled. * Separate workqueue is used in 2.6 kernels; this should prevent locking up keyboard etc. in case of kernel crash. * Support for new kernels added. * Many bug fixes. * Added support for Inprocomm IPN2220 with 64-bit. * Added support for RNDIS USB devices (tested with U.S. Robotics USR5420). * Issue with unloading module with some drirvers (e.g., sis and Inprocomm ipn2220) fixed. * Issue with WPA with sis162u, sis163u and ZyDas zd1211 fixed. * Initialization failure with WUSB54v1 fixed. AMD AM1771/1772 may also work with this release; apparently the device is initialized and associated properly, but IP traffic is not possible. However, this issue may be specific to the setup of person who tested it. If you have this device, test and give feedback. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
I just tested it and it works on amd64. All that's needed for the update is to rename the ebuild to 1.4 and rename the suspend patch to 1.4. It applied cleanly on this version too.
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