>
> >
> > basically I just copied over new system.map and bzImage file renaming to
> > my current set of modules..
> >
> > isn't this right?
> >
> No, it isn't. When you compile a new kernel, you also need to compile a
> new set of modules. IF you are compiling another copy of the same kerne
>
>
> 1) Not getting into Windows is a good thing.. why use it when you have
> Linux?:)
roflol.yuppers..well i gotta have windows at least "at the
moment".
i have some games for friends over lan/enternet but mainly for apps like
access
AND mainly my scannercanonscan USB is NOT sup
> i'm NOT running lilo tired of it messing with my boot sector and not
> being able to get into windows anymore ...geez
>
> so i'm going through loadlin.
1) Not getting into Windows is a good thing.. why use it when you have
Linux?:)
2) lilo will start DOS (which will then load Windows)... I
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, lee johnson wrote:
> just wondering if there is an "update/current" page anywhere on the
> issue of kernel compiling...
> I'm using redhat 6.2 ...
> sometimes I have no luck.getting unresolved symbols and don't
> remember what causes them
>
>
> basic
Brian,
That nothing to worry about, you could even live with it, but since it's
not nice:
there is a file /etc/conf.modules, which is used by modprobe on startup to
look for modules that should be loaded give information to them ...
I'm not sure when it is generated, at some point definitly becaus
On Fri, 29 May 1998, Claire Bradford wrote: ->Ray Curtis wrote: ->> ->>
> "r" == ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: ->> ->> r>
->> r> This message
was not delivered to ->> r> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ->> r> TFS Admin was
informed with a copy of thi
On Mon, 1 Jun 1998, David Pellegrino wrote:
>
> The directory make zImage puts the file is /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot
> and I copied it to /boot. I saved the original lilo.conf as lilo.old and
> adjusted the lilo.conf to call the zImage instead of
> vmlinuz2.0.something-something. And rebo
The directory make zImage puts the file is /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot
and I copied it to /boot. I saved the original lilo.conf as lilo.old and
adjusted the lilo.conf to call the zImage instead of
vmlinuz2.0.something-something. And rebooted, even after I made these
changes in the lilo it still
>Hello all. I just recompiled my kernel, loaded it onto a floppy and
>booted it. It works fine and does what it's supposed to (mostly). But it
>doesn't make the new kernel image the permenent one. Unless I boot from
>the floppy, it returns to the old kernel. I tried messing around with the
>l
See our previous posts, under the subject "Problematic Postings"
or similar.
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Matt Housh email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MicroComputer SpecialistUniversity of Tulsa
Engi
hi Claire, hi all,
Claire Bradford wrote:
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> Ray Curtis wrote:
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Ray Curtis wrote:
>
> > "r" == ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> r>
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>after I reboot I get a slew of unresolved symbols flying across the
>screen, did I miss something?
>Thanks In advance
These unresolved sybols are of the modules that you didn't compile in the
kernel. Just remove them.
>Brian
Igmar
--
PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the M
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Thanks that did the trick
Brian
On Thu, 28 May 1998, Ray Curtis wrote:
>
> You forgot to move the older /lib/modules/2.0.xx out of the way before
> you did a make modules_install.
>
> Do this then go back to /usr/src/linux and do another
> make modules_install.
>
>
>
>
> > "bch" ==
You forgot to move the older /lib/modules/2.0.xx out of the way before
you did a make modules_install.
Do this then go back to /usr/src/linux and do another
make modules_install.
> "bch" == Brian C Hand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bch> Hello I am kind of new to compiling new kernels a
On Sat, 02 May 1998, Cam Vetter wrote:
>vfatfs_syms.c:69: redefinition of `vfat_fs_type'
>vfatfs_syms.c:15: `vfat_fs_type' previously defined here
>vfatfs_syms.c:78: redefinition of `vfat_syms'
>vfatfs_syms.c:24: `vfat_syms' previously defined here
This looks suspiciously like if a stray #includ
On Sat, 2 May 1998, Cam Vetter wrote:
> I have been trying to recompile the kernel, using the source that comes with
> RedHat 5 (i.e. 2.0.32). I have applied the fat32 patch which I obtained
> from:
> Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong and what I need to do to fix it. I
> know the fat3
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