> Hi
>
> Most of the related sites has ext3 patches for 2.4
> kernels but I could not found any for 2.4.1.
> where can I find It?
I think you are using way too old kernel, consider an upgrade...
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> i'd like to have the hardware compatability listof
> rhel 3(kernel 2.4.21-4).thanks in advance
You should ask vendor (Red Hat) about compatibility list not
linux-newbie maillist. It is vendor specific question...
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> Where can see this code that integrates any USB device with the SCSI
> Emulation?
> I am just exited to know how it works.
I think you should look in directory: (or wherever your kernel sources are)
/usr/src/linux/drivers/usb/storage
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> the drivers are build with kernel as modules, those drivers will
> dnamically load into the memory when it's needed.
>
> regards
> osk
I also think that lot's of device are very generic, I mean there is
tons of USB flash drives, and for most of them there is one driver
that "emulates" scsi inte
> Hai
>I have written a daemon, and it is working when I load it.
>Now I want to start that daemon at startup in linux, so that without
> manually running , it has to start along with all the daemons available
> in the system. I came to know that we need to put a script into
> /etc/rc.d/ini
>
> Dear all,
> I have silly doubt regarding creating FAT partition on my SD Card.
>
> Can I do it with fdisk? I tried it in the man-pages to find how to do
> it?
> I found nothing related to FAT.
> When I tried to create it with 'n' option, by default it is creating the
> ext2 fs & NOT FAT fs.
nd kernel
modules in /lib/ directory.
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> Dear all,
>
> I am right now working on understaning the 2.6 kernel BLOCK sbull
> drivers implementation provided in the Linux book 3rd Edition book.
>
> I am OK with the block driver aspects. But, I am NOT able to run
> sbull_load scruipt to create the device NODES.
> when I tried running the
> is there any way to bypass the kernel version
> dependencies?
Yes there is a way (modprobe --force your_module).
> how do i update my kernel?
What linux distribution do you use? There is different ways to install
kernel sources...
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