Re: kerneld problem

Hi, I don't use NFS with Linux, so I am not sure about that ... As to compiling your own kernel, and the modules you have, well, you configure a kernel by running make menuconfig (or xconfig or config; the same basic configuration, the user interface is nacurses, X, or the stan

kerneld problem

This ended up in the wrong mailbox (debian-users instead of -user). Please respond to him directly. Bruce From: "G. Kapetanios" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > I have posted this query previously but I got no replies. I am trying > again because I think that this might be a bug. Some days ago I

Re: modules/kerneld problem

On Sat, 18 May 1996, Gerry Jensen wrote: > I recently upgraded several packages in the unstable directory including the > modules package. I am running kerneld. After the upgrade, when I tried > to execute pppd I get "Sorry - this system lacks PPP kernel support". > When I try to do insmod pp

Re: modules/kerneld problem

Gerry Jensen writes: > > I recently upgraded several packages in the unstable directory including the > modules package. I am running kerneld. After the upgrade, when I tried > to execute pppd I get "Sorry - this system lacks PPP kernel support". > When I try to do insmod ppp I get: > > slhc

modules/kerneld problem

I recently upgraded several packages in the unstable directory including the modules package. I am running kerneld. After the upgrade, when I tried to execute pppd I get "Sorry - this system lacks PPP kernel support". When I try to do insmod ppp I get: slhc_free undefined slhc_init undefined