Hi,
you wrote:
> > If I remember correctly, a friend running red hat had color text
> > while his machine was booting. Is there a howto on how to set this
> > up?
>
> ...Red Hat's init scripts do some really bizarre things, but one of
> the consequences of this is that they print output in a ~stan
> > What do you mean? There's only one executable 'mplayer' and only one 'sudo'.
>
> He means that sudo sets a hard-coded $PATH (defined at compile time) and su
> sets a potentially different one derived from any of several places.
A similar alternative (to the original question) is that it could
Hi! Not a bttv guru, but I used to use it
(but nowadays it crashes my system, so not using it at the moment)
You wrote:
> I have compiled my kernel 2.4.18 with bttv support and have the following
> /etc/modutils/actions:
>
> post-install bttv
> /sbin/modprobe "-k" tuner
> options bttv pll=1 radio
Hi! Sorry, not got 24/7 net access, so I've not got any
mail since this one. Either way, I eventually fixed it
myself in the meantime.
[snip]
> If you are using a debian stock kernel, try adding the module for your
> scsi card, scsi_mod, sg, etc. to /etc/modules. Check /boot/config-2.2.x
> to see
does appear that the advansys.o,
scsi_mod.o, sd_mod.o, ext2.o files *are* already in the image- but
the kernel doesn't seem interested in loading them.
In fact, I've not even seen reference to initrd in the messages
when booting the 2.4 kernel.
Also on this subject, what *exactly* is the
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