On 08-Jan-2001 Bob Hartung opined:
> Hi again,
>   More problems.  I have had to reinstall RH7 from scratch after a
> failed upgrade from which I was unable to recover with any of the tools
> that I know and my limited knowledge.  Now I cannot seem to get either
> my SCSI tape unit or my ATAPE CDR going again.
> 
>   The settings for the kernel recompile
> 
>       Y       Loadable module support         CONFIG_MODULES
>       Y       Kernel module loader            CONFIG_KMOD
>       Y       Enhanced IDE/MFM/RLL disk       
>                /cdrom/tape/floppy support     CONFIG_GLD_DEV:IDE
>       
>       M       Include IDE/ATAPI CDROM Support CONFIG_BLK_DEV_IDECD
>       N       Include IDE/ATAPI TAPE Support  CONFIG_BLK_DEV_IDETAPE
>       
>       Y       SCSI Emulation Support          CONFIG_BLK_DEV_IDESCSI
>       M       Loopback device support         CONFIG_BLK_DEV_LOOP
> 
>       Y       SCSI Support                    CONFIG_SCSI
>       M       SCSI Disk Support               CONFIG_BLK_DEV_SD
>       Y       SCSI Tape Support               CONFIG_CHR_DEV_ST
>       Y       SCSI CD-ROM Support             CONFIG_BLK_DEV_SR
> 
>       Y       SCSI Generic Support            CONFIG_CHR_DEV_SG
> 
>   After a 'make mrproper' I did a 'make dep clean bzImage' and then a
> 'make modules' and a 'make modules_install' after moving the former
> /lib/modules/(directory) out by renaming it.
> 
>   Upon booting the following error was noted:
> 
>   Unresolved dependencies in /lib/modules/2.2.16-22 scsi/sd.mod.o 
> [Punctuation might not be absolutely correct]
> 
>   According to the HOW-TO the kernel is set up properly with the
> following change.  I do not have any ATAPI tape drives and I do have a
> SCSI tape (OnStream ADR50) newly installed. I am not sure what to do
> with the unresolved dependency issue.

If you did make mrproper after setting the above via configuration,
you've likely tromped all over your /usr/src/linux/.config file. If so,
that might explain things.

The make mrproper step eliminates previously compiled stuff and settings.
It should be performed before make xconfig/menuconfig so that saved
settings stay saved.

One thing you could try is install/reinstall the source rpm, go into the
directory and do a make oldconfig. Then use the .config file created and
turn off a lot of the junk you don't need and turn on those you do.
Anything you don't know, leave it as-is. This has bailed me out a couple
of times, including tonight when I found I had a setting turned off that
I really needed.

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