On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 12:53, nikhil bhargava guessed:
I guess the best way is to boot into the linuxsystem via some bootdisk
or doosutils and thenn try editing /etc/modules.conf. Remove that
modules and see what happens.
I think Umesh said he could boot his server. He needs to look into the
hello Tarun,
I guess the best way is to boot into the linuxsystem via some bootdisk or doosutils
and thenn try editing /etc/modules.conf. Remove that modules and see what happens.
bye,
nikhil
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hello Tarun,
I guess the best way is to boot into the linuxsystem via some bootdisk or doosutils
and thenn try editing /etc/modules.conf. Remove that modules and see what happens.
well the moot point is how do i know what modules are creating the problem??
any clues??
umesh
thanx again
On Wed, 2003-06-18 at 07:17, umesh anand wrote:
hi
i am trying to recomplie the kernel for an HCL server with (SCSI supported ) with
AICC7xxx
did all that was required to recompile the kernel.
the whole thing is working fine except for the following message that came up during
boot up
hi
i am trying to recomplie the kernel for an HCL server with (SCSI supported ) with
AICC7xxx
did all that was required to recompile the kernel.
the whole thing is working fine except for the following message that came up during
boot up
exiting /sbin/insmod abnormally rest of the stuff is
