On Thursday 24 July 2003 05:20, Travis Osterman wrote:
> I thank everyone again for their patience with me. I have tried to
> methodically note everything I have done during the kernel compilation
> below. Everything seems fine until the make install step.
The copy the image to /boot by hand and
e -a' after login in and you'll see if you did
boot on the right kernel.
see ya
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From: Travis Osterman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 Jul 2003 22:20:12 -0500
Subject: Re:
I thank everyone again for their patience with me. I have tried to methodically note
everything I have done during the kernel compilation below. Everything seems fine
until the make install step.
make distclean // no errors
make clean // (probably redudant) no errors
emacs Makefile & // change
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 //
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 //
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
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.
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
"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
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
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