[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Holger Brandhorst) writes:
> who can tell me what i made wrong;
>
> i've installed the kernel-sources(2.0.30) & package plus the
> pcmcia-sources - package
> i've recompiled the kernel with pcibios- and apm-support
> i've tried it either with or without module-version control
> i've configured the pcmcia-modules-package answering either yes or no to
> the questions about pcibios and apm - and recompiled it
>
> of course - i've installed the built packages everytime after comilation
>
> but nothing ever changed
>
> what's missing in my kernel
> what should i do
>
> can anybody tell me?
Let's see whether I understand you correctly. You have installed the
following packages:
kernel-source-2.0.30
kernel-package
pcmcia-source
There is an easy way to get a working kernel and PCMCIA combo. Do the
following as root:
1) cd /usr/src/linux
2) make-kpkg clean
3) make config
[ or make menuconfig or make xconfig -- whichever you prefer ]
4) Configure your kernel.
5) make-kpkg --revision custom.1.0 kernel_image
[ You may substitute another name for custom.1.0 if you
like. ]
6) make-kpkg --revision custom.1.0 modules_image
[ This will build a pcmcia-modules-2.0.30 package.
Do NOT use make modules_image or make modules. ]
7) Install the two .deb files (for the kernel-image-2.0.30 and
pcmcia-modules-2.0.30 packages) that have been created in the
/usr/src directory. You may now remove the kernel-source-2.0.30,
pcmcia-source, and kernel-package packages if you wish.
Note that you can use the standard Debian pcmcia-cs package. It does
not need to be recompiled.
Brian
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