Marco Shaw wrote:
> If your set on upgrading, you can use the RPMs. But if your set on 'doing
> it yourself', keep on reading. Never delete files that don't appear to be
> required, especially in /boot. Sounds like you did the right compile steps.
>
> It's been a while since I've compiled a custom kernel, so I can't tell you
> about the errors you got. Were the system.map and module-info files still
> linked to the version of the previous kernel?
>
possible dunno exactly how it all works........i just did a custom install of
6.2 and go myself out of
trouble......:-).......
yeah so stupid to go and delte anything in /boot without knowing precisely the
consequences........lesson learned........
well to get my soundcard working i must at least disable plug-n-play.....plus
to tweak scsi drivers for cd burning support......
anyway yeah i think issue was system.map etc. was linked to previous kernel
......
thanks for email :-)
lee
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