trueimagecmd hangs, unkillable
The latest opensuse kernel patches have broken trueimage again.
kernel-desktop-2.6.34.7-0.3.1.x86_64 (openSuse 11.3)
dkms-2.1.1.2-1.noarch
snapapi26, 0.7.47, 2.6.34.7-0.3-desktop, x86_64: installed
TrueImageServer9.1.3883_s_en.i68 (yeah it's old)
I am able to build and install the modules no problem, and they load fine
Sep 28 12:46:08 goose kernel: [ 702.058186] snumbd26: module license 'Proprietary' taints kernel.
Sep 28 12:46:08 goose kernel: [ 702.076638] Disabling lock debugging due to kernel taint
Sep 28 12:46:08 goose kernel: [ 702.095814] snumbd_init: Snumbd(v.0.7.47) init OK. Ctl major 250, blk major 252.
Sep 28 12:46:15 goose kernel: [ 708.448891] snapapi_init: Snapapi(v.0.7.47) init OK. Session size 13416.
Sep 28 12:46:54 goose kernel: [ 748.179949] snumbd_exit: Snumbd unloading...
Sep 28 12:46:59 goose kernel: [ 752.562801] snapapi_exit: Snapapi unloading...
However if I try to run trueimagecmd for anything at all (such as "--list"), the process hangs and cannot be killed without rebooting. From what I have been able to gather, it appears that the snapapi kernel modules are hanging.
This worked fine just a little while ago. There is something about recent kernel patches that caused it stop working.
Is there a more recent version of snapapi?
Is there a permanent link to the most recent version?
Thanks

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I did a fresh build on another opensuse 11.3 system
It's still broken
Where do I get a new version of snapapi to test with?
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I found a more recent snapapi and was able to resolve my problem despite the lack of assistance
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