Re: Multi-kernel in grub

On Wednesday 23 July 2003 06:51, Travis Osterman wrote: > To eliminate another variable, I tried to run the kernel compilation > without changing any kernel settings (just to see if the kernel source > would compile). > > Without any configuration changes at all: > # make mrproper //

Re: Manually assigning identical cards

A good read on this is in the Ethernet-HOWTO, available online in The Linux Documentation Project, at: . Specifically, you would be interested in Section 2.3 "Using More than one Ethernet Card per Machine" at:

Re: Multi-kernel in grub

To eliminate another variable, I tried to run the kernel compilation without changing any kernel settings (just to see if the kernel source would compile). Without any configuration changes at all: # make mrproper // no errors # make clean// no errors # make xconfig //

Manually assigning identical cards

I have a computer thats going to be set up as a proxy server. It has 3 network cards in it (1x 3Com Etherlink III PCI, 2x 3Com Etherlink III ISA) I need to know which interface is which, how might I manually assign them to eth0-2 even though they're all using the same driver? OS is Smoothwall

Re: Multi-kernel in grub

OK. This clears up a lot. Since the "make bzImage" step fails, everything that follows it is irrelevant to your problem. And *this* is where your problem occurs, not when trying to cp or mv the file created by "make bzImage". A basic rule that beginners need to learn: when a step in the process

Re: Multi-kernel in grub

I tried to compile my kernel again and here are the results. I'm really new to this, and thank you for your patience. # make dep // no errors # make clean: // no errors # make bzImage // below make[3]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/src/linux-2.4.20-8/drivers/pci/devlist .h', needed by `names.

Re: bash_logout -> KDE

Hi... I can't manipulate using xreset ... but I modified "/usr/bin/startkde" and it works for me El dom, 20-07-2003 a las 08:44, Robin Doer escribió: Hello! Am Samstag, 19. Juli 2003 21:37 schrieb ramzez: > Hi friends... > > How do I can always execute some script ju

Re: /cdrom fails to unmount

> Your fanciful responses from the computer are cute but, in practice, > distracting and even a bit confusing. In particular, when you report ... Well, at least they were cute... > ... does the "Okay" stand in for the fact that mplayer *begins* playing the > file or *finishes* playing the file?

Re: Multi-kernel in grub

On Tuesday 22 July 2003 17:15, Travis wrote: > My problem came at "Next, you have to copy the appropriate files so that > linux can boot from the new kernel." I copied the vmlinuz image created > by the compilation to /boot/vmlinuz-matrox. I then edited grub's conf > file by copy-and-pasting my

Re: /cdrom fails to unmount

On Tuesday 22 July 2003 17:19, Dan Zlotnikov wrote: > In Deb.woody, kernel 2.4.18, I have the following problem: > > mount /cdrom > "sure," the computer says, "I will." > > cd /cdrom > > mplayer -fs whateverthehellI'mwatching > "Okay," says the computer. > > cd > "No problems," says the beast. > >

Re: /cdrom fails to unmount

At 11:19 AM 7/22/2003 -0400, Dan Zlotnikov wrote: In Deb.woody, kernel 2.4.18, I have the following problem: mount /cdrom "sure," the computer says, "I will." cd /cdrom mplayer -fs whateverthehellI'mwatching "Okay," says the computer. cd "No problems," says the beast. umount /cdrom umount: /cdrom

Re: Multi-kernel in grub

"Travis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > My problem came at "Next, you have to copy the appropriate files so that > linux can boot from the new kernel." I copied the vmlinuz image created > by the compilation to /boot/vmlinuz-matrox. I then edited grub's conf > file by copy-and-pasting my current

/cdrom fails to unmount

In Deb.woody, kernel 2.4.18, I have the following problem: mount /cdrom "sure," the computer says, "I will." cd /cdrom mplayer -fs whateverthehellI'mwatching "Okay," says the computer. cd "No problems," says the beast. umount /cdrom umount: /cdrom: device is busy Or in other words, "*$^! you!"

Multi-kernel in grub

I am a recent convert to RH9 and have been trying to compile a kernel to allow dual head video support for my matrox g400-tv card. Here is the main tutorial I was following: http://www.intel.com/support/platform/pentium4/linux.htm I used xconfig , and the compilation process seemed to go fine (no