Solved: custom kernel troubles

2000-03-27 Thread Robert Waldner
tnx anyone (especially Eric && Robert). that did it! &rw On Sun, 26 Mar 2000 22:10:48 -0800, "Eric G . Miller" writes: >I'd suggest using gcc2.7.2 to compile kernels older than 2.2.14. There's >a debianized package for it "gcc272". Just change the HOSTCC and CC from >gcc to gcc272 in the Makefile

Re: custom kernel troubles

2000-03-27 Thread Eric G . Miller
I'd suggest using gcc2.7.2 to compile kernels older than 2.2.14. There's a debianized package for it "gcc272". Just change the HOSTCC and CC from gcc to gcc272 in the Makefile. -- ++ | Eric G. Milleregm2@jps.net | | GnuPG

Re: custom kernel troubles

2000-03-27 Thread Robert Waldner
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000 21:45:14 EST, Robert Braddock writes: >> Ok, so now I´ve set it to "", but > >Make sure you unset ARCH in the shell before starting the make at all, not >just set it to "". There's a difference. Other than that, I don't have any >suggestions. Like I said, I had the exact same er

Re: custom kernel troubles

2000-03-13 Thread Robert Waldner
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000 02:44:35 EST, Robert Braddock writes: >> It seems that for whatever reason (I´ve set Processor type to 386 in make >> menuconfig) it thinks that there is a arch/i586 directory where there isn´t. > >I just had the exact same problem symptoms (including the failed retry with >spe

Re: custom kernel troubles

2000-03-13 Thread Robert Braddock
> It seems that for whatever reason (I´ve set Processor type to 386 in make > menuconfig) it thinks that there is a arch/i586 directory where there isn´t. I just had the exact same problem symptoms (including the failed retry with specific arch) as you a few days ago, but with a 2.2 kernel build.

custom kernel troubles

2000-03-12 Thread Robert Waldner
Hi! I need a custom kernel for ide-scsi-emulation, 3 ethernet-cards and so on. I´ve grabbed the "kernsel-source-2.0.38"-package, untgz´ed it to /usr/src/kernel-source-2.0.38, cd !$, make menuconfig, make-kpkg --revision=custom.1.0 kernel_image, but make-kpkg fails with the following output: Mak