Hi all, hope someone can help me out, it's been five years since I last used
LFS (or linux for that matter!) so I'm a bit rusty...
I've gone through the LFS6.3 book. It all seems to go fine until I boot up the
new system. These are the last three lines before it totally freezes:
List of all
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 9:39 AM, Christian Gardner
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Hi all, hope someone can help me out, it's been five years since I last used
LFS (or linux for that matter!) so I'm a bit rusty...
I've gone through the LFS6.3 book. It all seems to go fine until I boot up
the new
Hi all, hope someone can help me out, it's been five years since I last
used LFS (or linux for that matter!) so I'm a bit rusty...
I've gone through the LFS6.3 book. It all seems to go fine until I boot
up the new system. These are the last three lines before it totally
freezes:
List of all
Almost certainly it's because the necessary driver is not compiled
into the kernel. The Ubuntu .config and kernel will probably not work
for you because the drivers are modules and you need to have an
initramfs to load them before mounting root. I don't recall the exact
settings, but I think
Just the controller is what we need. For libata, this corresponds to
CONFIG_ATA_PIIX. Even on 2.6.22, I think you'll want the libata SATA
support. I've been using ata_piix on two Intel systems with
linux-2.6.22 for a while and haven't seen any issues.
I think that setting with the ones
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 1:52 PM, Christian Gardner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just the controller is what we need. For libata, this corresponds to
CONFIG_ATA_PIIX. Even on 2.6.22, I think you'll want the libata SATA
support. I've been using ata_piix on two Intel systems with
linux-2.6.22 for a
