If your set on upgrading, you can use the RPMs. But if your set on 'doing
it yourself', keep on reading. Never delete files that don't appear to be
required, especially in /boot. Sounds like you did the right compile steps.
It's been a while since I've compiled a custom kernel, so I can't tell you
about the errors you got. Were the system.map and module-info files still
linked to the version of the previous kernel?
Marco
----- Original Message -----
From: "lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 6:01 PM
Subject: kernel issue
> hi...
>
> not sure i sent this so....unable to get kernel to boot without
> getting unresolved stuff..
> i delted the module-info and system.map file thinking things weren't
> being read correctly on startup and i think now i'm in worse mess than
> before:-)....( feeling impetious.dah..)
>
> ......well now when i recompile and do:
> make mrproper,
> make dep, clean, bzImage,,make modules...move new image to /boot and
> rename to /vmlinuz,,make modules_install and copy /vmlinuz to c:\
> to boot with loadlin........
>
> it still gives after all that unresolved symsbols up wazoo ........what
> do I do now?
>
> lee
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