Le 6 Août 2003 18:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : > On Thu, 7 Aug 2003, Svetoslav Slavtchev wrote: > > Quoting Élie Charest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Le 6 Août 2003 17:39, Adam Williamson a écrit : > > <lots of confusion> > > check /boot/kernel.h, does it say you are running enterprise?
No it doesn't... This is what I get ---- [EMAIL PROTECTED] boot]# cat kernel.h-2.4.21-6.5tmbenterprise /* This file is automatically generated at boot time. */ #ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_H_ #define __BOOT_KERNEL_H_ #ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_SMP #define __BOOT_KERNEL_SMP 0 #endif #ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_FB #define __BOOT_KERNEL_FB 0 #endif #ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_SECURE #define __BOOT_KERNEL_SECURE 0 #endif #ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_ENTERPRISE #define __BOOT_KERNEL_ENTERPRISE 0 #endif #ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_UP #define __BOOT_KERNEL_UP 1 #endif #endif ---- So this might be the problem...and that may be why changing the "extraversion" in makefile to 6.5tmbenterprise, like Svetoslave suggested, didn't work either. Can I just change the kernel.h file? It says it's autogenerated... Since I usually like to customize my kernels anyway, I'll just recompile a new one, and that should work (that's what I usually do when trying a new kernel anyway). Thanks for the tips! -- Élie Charest [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://archie.homelinux.net:8080
