Re: [expert] Kernel naming

2000-02-17 Thread Torben Tretau

Warren Doney wrote:
> Set when you "make modules install"
> You get the error because your new
> /lib/modules/foo has the same number as
> the old one - thats why you must change
> the name *before* you compile a kernel.
> You must compile your kernel again.

yeah, that works.. tried this yesterday,
before that i just followed a hint on 
mandrakeuser.org which says to change
the makefile and only make new modules.. 
perhaps this should be mentioned there..

bye,
Torben




Re: [expert] Kernel naming

2000-02-13 Thread Warren Doney

Torben Tretau wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> > The running kernel is set at boot - edit lilo with klilo
> > before you recompile your kernel
> > mv /lib/modules/2.2.1X-foo   /lib/modules/2.2.1X-foo.ba
> 
> hmm, thats all clear and no problem.. klilo? hmm, i like vi
> /etc/lilo.conf.. ;)
> 
> > you say: " I received some  problems after building and
> > inserting a module into the kernel.."
> >
> > What were they (copy the error messages)?
> 
> i received unresolved symbols, because my module dir still
> pointed to the old version no. can anyone give me a hint
> where the module dir is being set?
> i tried EXTRAVERSION in Makefile but didnt help..
> 
> bye,
> Torben

Set when you "make modules install"
You get the error because your new 
/lib/modules/foo has the same number as
the old one - thats why you must change
the name *before* you compile a kernel.
You must compile your kernel again.

-WBD



Re: [expert] Kernel naming

2000-02-13 Thread Torben Tretau

Hi!

> The running kernel is set at boot - edit lilo with klilo
> before you recompile your kernel
> mv /lib/modules/2.2.1X-foo   /lib/modules/2.2.1X-foo.ba

hmm, thats all clear and no problem.. klilo? hmm, i like vi
/etc/lilo.conf.. ;)
 
> you say: " I received some  problems after building and
> inserting a module into the kernel.."
> 
> What were they (copy the error messages)?

i received unresolved symbols, because my module dir still
pointed to the old version no. can anyone give me a hint
where the module dir is being set? 
i tried EXTRAVERSION in Makefile but didnt help..

bye,
Torben



Re: [expert] Kernel naming

2000-02-12 Thread Warren Doney


- Original Message - 
From: "Torben Tretau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2000 2:22 AM
Subject: [expert] Kernel naming


> Hi!
> 
> Got a question after building my own kernel. MDK installed
> a normal and a SMP Kernel for my BP6. There are two dirs 
> in /lib/modules something like /2.2.14-15mdk + /2.2.14-15mdksmp,
> also after building my own kernel there are only those 2,
> my startup screen shows 2.2.-14-15mdksmp from any system variable
> i think. My question is where is this one set? I received some
> problems after building and inserting a module into the kernel..
> So i want to change this naming context and have only one module
> directory.. Anyone can help me? ;)
> 
> Another problem is that i receive a lot of unresolved
> symbols after booting my new kernel.. Ah, btw, MDK is 7.0..
> 
> Thanks in advance, 
> bye,
> Torben
>

The running kernel is set at boot - edit lilo with klilo
before you recompile your kernel 
mv /lib/modules/2.2.1X-foo   /lib/modules/2.2.1X-foo.ba

you say: " I received some  problems after building and 
inserting a module into the kernel.."

What were they (copy the error messages)?


-WBD