> > On Fri, 26 Apr 2002 19:14:13 +0200 (MEST) > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > The make dep procedure stopped because some acpi stuff wanted an include >directory in the root folder (-I/include). Workaround: mkdir /include, remove >afterwords. > > > > never seen this and errors during 'make dep' are usually ignored. Can you give me >more > > details? > > But this is an error that is caused by an option of gcc, ie. specifiying gcc .. >-I/include.. . If this directory doesn't exist, gcc stops with an error.
I see.. it would be usefull to see the exact command line so I can try to figure out what went wrong. I don't know the exact name of the file by heart. As soon as I get back to my Q60 I can tell you more. > BTW I did not level up from 2.4.17 with a patch but got me the full 2.4.18 tar ball >and then used your patch for m68k. > > > > But I am stuck with the make modules. When compiling ide-tape I get an compiler >error. I need to recompile with no ide-tape support, OK not a problem, but hours >lost. Hope no further problems arise. > > > > > > > so don't compile it. You don't need to resompile the whole kernel just because > > of it. > > The only way I know of is to use make (menu)config to get rid of this module. you can do that, you can also just edit .config by hand. It should not recompile the whole kernel because of this small change. Maybe better don't run 'make dep' because it is completely unneeded in this case and might sometimes trigger a larger recompile. You can also do 'make -k modules modules_install' and ignore the errors.. I have done it pretty often. Btw you will almost never have problems if you omit 'make dep' unless you really edite some header files. Richard
