I'm having a hard time trying to guess how things work. I have an IBM
Blade which uses a Tigon ethernet driver. I've compiled this into the
kernel (not a module), but I don't see this driver being tried, so
eventually the NFS mount fails and I get a kernel panic.
This must be some magic file that specifies what ethernet drivers to
try, but if I knew what it was, I've forgotten it. How do I tell the FAI
kernel what drivers to try?
What am I missing here? TIA
Thomas Lange wrote:
On Fri, 26 Aug 2005 11:03:32 +0200, Jan Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> it to your new kernel-source-dir/.config and compile it with your
> modifications. Afterwards, copy the bzImage file to the right location in
The easiest way is to ger the fai-kernels pacakges sources and adjust
the kernel config files therein. The rebuild a new fai-kernels
package.
This uses the command make-kpkg that's much better than compiling and
copying a bzImage file.
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