Hello World! I just upgrade my Ubuntu System, now it runs the 9.04 with the 2.6.28 kernel (Read the goodness of this kernel). The upgrade process was quite simple, It took more or less 5 hours downloading the new packages (1060MB) and 30 minutes intalling.
After installing the system restart and the boot process was pretty smooth. But one problem gets to the surface.. my terminal emulator doesn't open! after a small google search I found that I had to add a line to my fstab, in the bug report they recommend to restart, you just have to mount /dev/pts after adding that line to your /etc/fstab.
Then, everything was quite fine. Until I get home where I found that the Franklin CDU-680 was not working, and trying to add the usbserial module result in a "there is no module usbserial" message. Looking through the kernel configuration (/boot/config-2.6.28-11-generic), using the BAM requires to pass the vendor and product params to the moudule, if the module is built into the kernel I can't, actually I can, passing those arguments in the boot loader. But I don't want that way. At the end I compile my custom kernel based on the same configuration of the Ubuntu's kernel just change the usbserial as module.
Another thing that is annoying is that I had to reconfigure Compiz. All my keyboard shortcuts were deleted.
Everything else is just fine.
