> ----- message from George Bonser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ----- > How did you install your kernel? Did you use make-kpkg to make a > kernel-image package and install that or did you try to install it by > hand?
"make mrproper", "make menuconfig"... like that. > If you installed by hand, is the new kernel the same version as the old > kernel? Yes. > If so, did you possibly forget to move the old modules dir out of > the way before installing the new modules? If you compiled some things > into the kernel that used to be modules, modutils may still be trying to > load the module and seeing the old module that was not built with the new > kernel, you may be getting all kinds of unresolved symbols. (Ah so.) Didn't "forget", George; but never knew to do it. :-) "make modules" doesn't cover it, then...? > Those are just guesses but you need to make sure that the new kernel, > modules, and system map are all in the right places. make-kpkg does this > for you so I suggest at least look into using it to build kernel packages > for Debian. Thanks, George, that's very helpful. Armed with that info, I'll take another run at it sometime this week. All the best, -- Jeff -- <http://www.wellnow.com> "There's nothing left in the world to prove. All that's worth doing is to love one another, using whatever means are available to serve."
