Re: Kernel Options

On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 01:15, david carvalho wrote: > How do I check the current options my kernel is running, if I didn't > install kernel-source ? Look in /boot/config- From a RH 9 box with kernels two kernels installed. These are installed by the kernel RPM. Not the kernel-source RPM. # ls /bo

Kernel Options

Hi ! How do I check the current options my kernel is running, if I didn't install kernel-source ? In unix systems, there's a file named as the machine in wich these options are. In my redhat can't find. Is there any other way ? thanks you. David

Re: kernel doesnt seem to take user-specified kernel options

On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, lar lar wrote: > i have a server that's dead, when it boots up it gives the > following message, complaining it cant find initrd: > "Kernel Panic: No init found. Try passing init= option to kernel" > booting with linux init=/bin/sh, it still complains about not > finding init

kernel doesnt seem to take user-specified kernel options

i have a server that's dead, when it boots up it gives the following message, complaining it cant find initrd: "Kernel Panic: No init found. Try passing init= option to kernel" booting with linux init=/bin/sh, it still complains about not finding initrd, and gives the same message. booting linux

Re: Kernel Options

The .config file always helps.. but you'd have to have the corosponding kernel-source RPM :) On Wed, 2 May 2001, Jacob Killian wrote: > Hello: > > Is it possible to tell which options were compiled into a compiled kernel, W/O > the Makefile used to compile it? > > i.e., which options were set du

Kernel Options

Hello: Is it possible to tell which options were compiled into a compiled kernel, W/O the Makefile used to compile it? i.e., which options were set during a typical RH install from CD (w/ or w/o defaults)? Thanks! -- Jacob Killian PGTC System Administrator 501-846-724