Hi Kris
Sorry you are having this sort of problem.
You need to first check that your system works well with the new kernel.
The prepatched kenel uses 2.2.14 as its base.
I would get a clean non rt patched 2.2.14 kernel and try that first.
ftp.kernel.org or one of its mirrors.
Regards
Phil Wilshire
Christophe CHIROL wrote:
>
> I'm trying to compile a RT-Linux Kernel (2.3-prep2-prepatched) on a
> computer already equiped with Mandrake 7.0 and Windows.
> The compilation is a succes and I can boot with my new RT-Linux. I can
> run KDE or not. But there is a BIG BUG!!!
> Not only have I ran a program (no matter the program) that the computer
> completly stops!
> It usully says that it can't find an adress.
> I wonder if my hard disk of 20 GO is not too big for RT-Linux so that it
>
> is sometimes completly lost.
> Moreover, when I reboot my computer after a brutal stop, I have noticed
> that
> RT-Linux is unabled to check my hard disk. Hower, Linux Mandrake can do
> that.
>
> Is it well known that RT-Linux doesn't bear big hard disk ? If it is
> right, should I install Linux at the beinning of the disk instead of
> Windows ?
>
> Thank you
> Kris
>
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