Re: Kernel compile comments

2001-02-19 Thread David B . Harris
To quote Ross Boylan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, # Hey, give the guy a break. Of course he's aggravated, although it may # be that only a little RTFM would clear things up. I wasn't really the aggrivation that bothered me... I've dealt with many a frustrated newbies. What does bother me is guilt-trips.

Re: Kernel compile comments

2001-02-19 Thread Ross Boylan
Hey, give the guy a break. Of course he's aggravated, although it may be that only a little RTFM would clear things up. Personally, I've built a number of kernels on stable systems, and have not run into these problems. However, I tend to have a full development environment setup. David, there

Re: Kernel compile comments

2001-02-19 Thread Jonathan D. Proulx
Hi, Having used Debian for my whole GNU/Linux life, I've noticed that fresh installs of late don't have the kernel compilation tools I'd expect. Most notably binutils and libncurses-dev seem to be missing even after I apt-get the kernel-source (I don't expect Debian to be psychic and know about m

Re: Kernel compile comments

2001-02-18 Thread Osamu Aoki
First install required packages other ppl posted. Also applying flavour patch before compiling may be good practice. If you are after fresh install, RH 6.2 installed with Expert mode serves you OK. Debian's strength is continuous security patch and upgrades. (Do not bother RH 7.0) Debian can u

Re: Kernel compile comments

2001-02-17 Thread David B . Harris
# Comments or suggestions welcome but it looks like I have wasted my time and # should have stayed with RH With an attitude like that, you should have stayed with Red Hat. Or better yet, Windows. When you having nothing installed other than Windows, Office, and Internet Explorer, it's fairly stabl

Re: Kernel compile comments

2001-02-17 Thread ktb
On Sat, Feb 17, 2001 at 10:09:03PM -0500, Michael A. Howard wrote: > Testing debian to see if it meets my requirements for installation on a few > servers to replace RedHat 6.1 & 6.2. > I am a very happy RedHat user except it installs too many items like X that > are unecessary for a server & nearl

Re: Kernel compile comments

2001-02-17 Thread San Segkhoonthod
look likes you don't have libc6-dev package and maybe binutils.  Also, you may need to try install kernel-package which is designed to compile linux kernel in debian way. hope that helps sanOn 17 Feb 2001 22:09:03 -0500, Michael A. Howard wrote: > Testing debian to see if it meets my requirement