Hi Nick,
i guess kernel crashes is part of the game, isn't it? :)
I have actually solved this problem by downloading a kernel-image
(2.4.22-ben2) ready to use for my iMac DV+
Problem is that I am still working on missing modem/ethernet connection
as well as sound capabilities.
BTW some time a
uh-oh.. :) sorry to hear about the recurring kernel problems - i've been
there many times before. i use yaboot on two new-world machines
(powerbook g3 pismo and lombard), and have had to boot using the yaboot
method a couple of times. your syntax looks fine to me, perhaps the
problem is in the part
Hi Nick,
last night I did it again... :-)
due to a bad kernel I lost control of my linuxbox after start and had
to force a reboot as the system had frozen solid.
Problem I couldn't see my ext2 partition from OSX so that possibility
wasn't there anymore. I had however noted down the exact path t
Glad to hear you solved the problem! That's interesting that OS X
supports the ext2 filesystem, and good to know -- I was always under the
impressions that Mac OS and linux were mutually incompatible. And if
make-kpkg works for you, that's even better. For some reason every time
I've tried to use m
Hello, Nic
not sure if this helps, but I think installing the kernel-image.deb
file (created with make-kpkg kernel-image) just moves the new vmlinux
kernel to /boot/vmlinux-2.X.XX (along with the corresponding config
file) then updates the symlink between /vmlinux and the current kernel
(i.e.
Hi everybody,
Last night I had a go with a make-kpkg for compiling a custom (debian)
kernel image package which I subsequentely installed with dpkg -i (my
kernel) onto the trusty iMac.
In the x386 environment the build-in installer script would also
correct and finally, modify lilo.conf. and
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