Adam Nealis wrote:
*snip*
Here's what I did:
1. Install from CD (6.0-RELEASE)
2. Got latest kernel src with sysinstall
Hmm. cvsup might be better. Having said that, when I cvsup'd 6.0-RELEASE
after installing from CD, there were only one or two files updated. But
my version went from 6.0-RELEASE to 6.0-RELEASE-p1.
The other thing is you don't appear to have run buildworld. This step
uses the 6.0-RELEASE source in /usr/src to build userland and gcc and
so on. I'm not sure, but I think you have to use the compilation tools
from buildworld to create your new kernel.
I wasn't aware that I needed to do a buildworld too, am limited on the amount
of disk space I have, the whole disk is 6Gb with a 1Gb /home and over 3Gb
/usr. Is that going to be enough? /tmp and /var are quite small.
Will go through the Makefile and see what happens this time round.
3. cd /usr/src/sys/i386/conf
4. Created my own config file (LAPTOP)
5. Did a /usr/sbin/config LAPTOP
6. Moved into compile directory (/usr/src/sys/i386/compile/LAPTOP)
7. Did 'make depend'
Did you do
make cleandepend; make depend ?
Yes, did that too.
8. make
At this point it failed...
I'd be inclined to start from the beginning, going through the steps
given in usr/src/Makefile
Will do, cheers.
Paul
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