Folks:
I'm trying to upgrade the kernel version on my laptop.
Currently, it has the default RH 7.2 kernel (v. 2.4.7-10). However,
there's a bug in the PnP Bios for that kernel that prevents the
built-in soundcard on my IBM Thinkpad from working. The new kernel
version (2.4.18) is supposed to solve the problem.
Anyway, I've downloaded and installed the updated (most
recent, stable kernel) 2.4.18. I un-tarred the archive in my /home
directory. The compile seemed to go well, as did the "make
modules_install". However, I've got a problem:
I tried to copy ("mv", then "cp") the new compiled/configured
kernel to the /boot directory. It seemed to work, but the entry is
not correct. It reads:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root 0 July 23 15:28 linux_2.4.18-laptop
When I try to cp it again, I get the following error:
"cp: writing /boot/linux_2.4.18-laptop' : No space left on device"
This seems wrong/bogus. I'm only using just over half of my
hard drive space, and I don't have any special partitioning of this
directory, or the hard disk. Any suggestions?
- Patrick Beart
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