>
> >
> > basically I just copied over new system.map and bzImage file renaming to
> > my current set of modules......
> >
> > isn't this right?
> >
> No, it isn't. When you compile a new kernel, you also need to compile a
> new set of modules. IF you are compiling another copy of the same kernel
> version, use the EXTRAVERSION tag so your module directory tree and kernel
> version match. You can run into problems because of the system using the
> old version of the modules, instead of the new one.
been there done that.......i did the extraversion thing....putting LJ after
-5.0
when all was compiled
make dep clean modules modules_install
i copied bzimage from /usr/src...... to /boot and renamed to
linuz-2.2.14-5.0LJ
and of course copied over system.map renaming it to system.map-2.2.14-5.0LJ
everything loads......but bunch of unresolved symbols.....
>
> >
> What kind of troubles? Many of us use LILO to duel boot Windos, and
> Linux. I personaly have one system with Win 95 and Linux, and another
> with Win 98 and Linux. I haven't done it with NT or 2000, but others
> have, so that works too.
had LI error plus in past i've had issues with it messing up windows
access/linux access......and i've heard of others having trouble with it so
..........maybe its a no brainer something dumb i've done .......regardless
loadlin
is far easier and for me at least safer........i boot to dos and type linux (
linux.bat) and I'm there.....:)))))))
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