On Tue, 22 Apr 1997 21:16:19 -0500 (CDT), Douglas Bates [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Douglas I just compiled a fresh 2.1.35 kernel for my home machine (IDE-based).
Douglas When I try to boot this kernel, either from the IDE disk or from a
Douglas floppy disk, I get the messages about uncompressing the kernel, then
Douglas now booting the kernel, then nothing. Well, actually not nothing.
Douglas There is a whole lot of disk activity on the IDE disk at this point,
Douglas even when booting off the floppy. When I eventually halt this and
Douglas reboot an old kernel, it has to fsck my disk partitions because they
Douglas look dirty.
I ran into the same problem myself, but luckily I also ran into the
answer in comp.os.linux.development.system: in the newest kernels,
virtual tty support is optional, and is not on by default (don't ask
me why). The system boots ok, but it doesn't have a console :-)
Use 'make oldconfig' when you're configuring the kernel, or do the
normal config routine and remember to turn virtual console support
on. 2.1.35 works ok for me over here -- I don't use modules, though,
so can't comment on that.
BTW, if anyone can tell me what my /etc/init.d/network should look
like with the new kernel, I'd be grateful. Things seem to work ok, but
/sbin/ifconfig and /sbin/route are giving me warnings at boot time.
Well, life on the bleeding edge is always interesting :-)
//Petri
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