System.map does not match kernel data
hello
when i do `ps` , i get the following error message on stderr...
{inet_release} {inet_release_R__ver_inet_release}
Warning: /boot/System.map-2.4.2 does not match kernel data.
{inet_release} {inet_release_R__ver_inet_release}
Warning: /boot/System.map does not match kernel data.
{inet_release} {inet_release_R__ver_inet_release}
Warning: /usr/src/linux/System.map does not match kernel data.
what does it mean ? I *did* compile (and recompile ) my kernel a
dozen times..is it because of that ?
Thanks in advance..
regards
omicron
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hi this is very interesting...The same thing happened to me. I upgraded to the new e2fsprogs package and the mount,and friends. Then when the fsck checked 3 of my 4 ext2 filesystems because they reached maximal mount count, everything was ok. The next boot and i had a kernel panic on my hands. Is there something wrong with the new packages ? regards omicron On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, Philipp Lehman wrote: > On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, Philipp Lehman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I have a serious problem with what seems to be a superblock corruption > >on /dev/hda3. > > I fixed it. This is for the record: If you run into this kind of > problem and feel kind of desperate, type "man mke2fs" and scroll down > to the -S option. It might work. Consider sacrificing an old hdd, some > obsolete RAM, or at least a mouse to the gods before trying this. Run > fsck afterwards. > > -- ** omicron Mail:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sridhar N) www:omicron.symonds.net pubkeys:omicron.symonds.net/pubkeys C O G I T O E R G O S U M ~~~
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On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Morgan Terry wrote: > > On 8 Apr 2001, Moritz Schulte wrote: > > > > gcc: Internal compiler error: program cc1 got fatal signal 4 > > mea culpa. it _was_ 11. > When I was getting sig 11's on my box, it turned out to be a bad CPU > fan. I replaced it and haven't had any problems since. It does compile on my old redhat on the same box...Could there be something that i'ven't installed or with the kernel options that i have selected ? ** omicron Mail:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sridhar N) www:omicron.symonds.net pubkeys:omicron.symonds.net/pubkeys C O G I T O E R G O S U M ~~~
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On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Karsten M. Self wrote: > You might want to look at apt-zip which is intended for this situation. hi, how do i make apt-zip look into a subdirectory ? It is asking for a mounted partition with a noauto flag set . To requote the original question , if i have debian packages already downloaded in a subdirectory how do i safely install it without being in any danger of overwriting the previous packages? How do i use apt-zip for that ? regards omicron ** omicron Mail:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sridhar N) www:omicron.symonds.net pubkeys:omicron.symonds.net/pubkeys C O G I T O E R G O S U M ~~~
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hi one trick is touch -- -i in all the key directories, beginning wtih /. then rm -fr / makes it look as though it is rm -rf -i , which makes it interactive again. or else touch .NODEL /usr/ chattr +i /usr/.NODEL hope this helps regards omicron On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, David Wright wrote: > BTW another trick for deleting files more safely if you use rm -i is > rm -i whatever/* > and when you've checked that the first few are OK (i.e. you didn't > type rm -i whatever/ *), press ^C, recall the command and precede ** omicron Mail:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sridhar N) www:omicron.symonds.net pubkeys:omicron.symonds.net/pubkeys C O G I T O E R G O S U M ~~~
New to Debian....compilation problems
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