OK.. I'm stumped. Building working kernels and initial ramdisks
under RedHat has always been a bit of a black art. However under RH8
no matter what I do I get a kernel panic (unable to open root fs) when
I try to run my custom system.
The kernel I am using is the latest from kernel.org (2.4.20) with the
probe all SCSI LUNs turned to support a tape autoloader I want to use
on this system and most everything else enabled as a module. I tried
to recompile the 2.4.18-18.8.0 kernel sources using RedHat's config
file but got zillions of errors ralating to network devices, and God
knows what else.
For the 2.4.20 kernel, the make dep;make vmlinux; make modules;make
modules_install and then make install all execute without error.
I've tried using rdev to tell the /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.20-custom boot
image what disk its on all to no avail (although when I ask it with
rdev what its boot disk is I get the correct answer -- sda5 in my case
[sda1 is /boot]..)
Has anyone had success building a custom kernel under RH8..?
DHMSpector
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