That's a good point. I shoulda included that info. It's from the redhat kernel source. there was nothing about it in menuconfig, but using info from the the PCMCIA HOWTO pages, I changed dir to /usr/src/linux/pcmcia-something-or-other and did something like ./configure;make;make install. I obviously dont recall the details, but I pretty much did it all verbatim. It didnt seem to help, but maybe I missed something or did it in the wrong order, relativce to the general kernel making. perhaps I should do all that stuff before I start with the menuconfig? jon On Mon, 1 Nov 1999, Jon Nichols wrote: >> 'Hatters: >> >> I have a stock RH6.1 box (laptop) here that I am trying to recompile, as >> it's kinda pokey and doesnt have too much RAM. >> >> I'm using my time-tried method: make menuconfig; make dep clean bzImage >> modules modules_install; depmod -a -v; etc >> >> then I cp the bzImage into /boot and edit lilo.conf, run lilo and reboot. >> >> This works swell for me in desktop-land, but it is hosing my modules on >> this laptop and one other I am working on. I cant even insmod pcmcia_core. >> trying that gets me a page of "unresolved symbols" error messages. >[snip] >If you are compiling a kernel from linux-2.X.XX.tar.gz files, then >there would not be any pcmcia code to compile. You need to download >the pcmcia-cs package and compile it separately. If you are using the >Red Hat kernel source, then I'm not sure if the pcmcia code is in >it. Did you see anything about it when you made menuconfig? >-- >Ron Golan >[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.
