> This is the wrong order. Try
> make-kpkg clean,
> followed by
> make xconfig
Ignus> 'make-kpkg -r custom.1.0 kernel_image'
Ignus> 'dpkg -i /usr/src/kernel-image-2.0.30_custom.1.0_i386.deb'
> This makes and installs the modules for you. You are
> done. make-kpkg does more than you thought ;-)
You're right about that! The whole Debian package system is still
somewhat a mystery- but then, I'd never even USED Linux before this last
weekend...
Ignus> 'make modules' 'make modules_install'
> This may be your problem. You compiled and installed a kernel
> and modules, and you then clobbered modules with another set. *Don't*
> do this. The .deb file is all you need.
Okay, you guys have been a GREAT help! I went back to the 2.0.29
kernel, re-organized the commands to compile the kernel-- I ALMOST have
a perfect boot disk now!!! The mouse/serial/parallel stuff works well
as modules now, but I'm still stuck on the sound part. It may well be
bacause I only have isapnptools version 1.9 (the soundblaster FAQ
suggests 1.10 though I don't know where to find that one).
Everything looks good during boot, but then I get this error when the
sound module tries to initialize:
'no dependency information for module:
"/lib/modules/2.0.29/misc/sound.o"'
Everything but sound works great (even in X11), but stuff like Quake
will seg fault unless I disable sound. Any other advice!?!??!?!?
Thanks again for all the help-
Stan
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