I had the same probs as Jay, and performed the same solution as Lazaro, with equal success. I used the kernel building package 'make-kpkg' to build my custom kernel. Jim
> Hi Jay, > There have been some postings (since the 1.1.2 release) to this list > reporting the same problem. Check last week's ones as I sent a kind of > reports-log. I heard of no answers so I am not sure whther we are > exceptions# to the rule. > > My solution was to reinstall 1.1 (stable tree) download & install the > packages in the updates. Among them the kernel-source-2.0.6-0.i386.deb > (please check the name) but not the kernel-image. > I the recompiled the 2.0.6 with the debian script to create a kernel-image > package. Look at kernel source tree for a debian.---- . > As a result I got the kernel-image-2.0.6-choose.your.tag.here.deb which I > installed with dpkg (instructions are in the debian script) > Now I have a custom (leaner) kernel and no problems so ever with the > "undefined" messages. > > Lazaro > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> >______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ >Subject: Adding nfs and ip modules to base >Author: debian-user@lists.debian.org at cclink >Date: 07.08.96 05:25 > > >Hi, > >During installation I was prompted to select some modules to >install. > >I wanted nfs but it replied > > nfs_mknod undefined > nfs_sillyrename_create undefined > nfs_create undefined undefined > nfs_mkdir undefined undefined > nfs_lookup_cache undefined undefined > nfs_rename undefined undefined > nfs_lookup undefined undefined > nfs_nfs_rmdir undefined undefined > nfs_link undefined > nfs_refresh_inode undefined > nfs_symlink undefined > nfs_unlink undefined > Loading failed ! The module symbols > (from linux-2.0.6) don't match your linux-2.0.6 > Installation failed > >For the internet protocol drivers it said: > Can't locate module console > >And for my ne2000 card: > ne.c : Module autoprobing not allowed > append "io=0xNNN" values > > (Howabout pointer to Ethernet Howto in Installation doc > where values to try above can be found) > >I also tried (with identical results): > modprobe -t fs nfs.o > > >Fortunatly, can still use computer since didn't overwrite >previous system. However, can't install Debian since cannot >mount the nfs drive where distribution will be kept. > >Have read the Module-Howto and related Docs but can't find >a solution to these problems. I fed the first line of nfs >error message to dejanews using 200,000 linux messages and it >found nothing ! It looks simple, since the >messges don't seem cryptic, but what do I know ... > >Thanks in advance for any enlightenment, >Jay > > > > =========================================================== Jim Gerace Senior Systems Engineer email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.kasinet.com