Jeffrey Mark Siskind wrote:
>
> I have some questions about RH6.0:
>
> 1. I installed kernel 2.2.10. I noticed that RH6.0 appears to have
> /boot/System.map-<version> so I copied /usr/src/linux-2.2.10/System.map
> to /boot/System.map-2.2.10. I also noticed that RH6.0 appears to have
> /boot/module-info-<version> but I don't know where to get that from. So
> I get a message `No module symbols loaded' at boot time. Where do I find
> module-info?
you really dont need '/boot/System.map...' down there anyway, just
delete it.
> 2. I have been using an /etc/exports of the form
>
> / qobi.nj.nec.com(link_relative,no_root_squash)
New knfsd does not honor link_relative any more (and they broke other
stuff as well). other mountpoints in filesystems are no longer exported
(it sux).
Was your NFS working under 6.0 before you upgraded your kernel? I have
yet to see a RH 5.2 to 6.0 upgrade that properly handled nfs. I have
always had to create the runlevel links manually to get the services
started, otherwise it generally works after that.
> kerneld isn't running. I have an /etc/conf.modules. I compiled the new
> kernel with kmod. What do I need to do to use kmod instead of kerneld?
> What is the replacement for /etc/conf.modules?
kerneld is not to be used with 2.2.x, enable kmod in your make config.
> 4. Here is the tough one. I have my own script for compiling Scheme->C. And
> it runs under RH 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 5.0, 5.1, and 5.2. The script still runs
> under 6.0 but the binary that it produces segfaults. I can run a binary
> compiled under 5.2 on 6.0 but I can't get binaries produced under 6.0 to
> run. Something changed and is now broken and I can't figure out what. Did
> libc or gcc or egcs or ... change?
no clue, although RH screwed up major by releasing an unstable libc
with 6.0, I'm hearing tons of problems with it (ever try to access java
pages under netscape- they iether crash or come up blank).
ron
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