On Sun, 22 Oct 2000, you wrote:
update on 2.3.4 -- managed to get sound working for my SB card but I still
can't get anything happening with the Turtle Beach card. Anyone have any
ideas?
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Mark
I use a TB Montego II, and have sucessfully with the 2.2.14, 2.2.15 and 2.2.16
Kernels. I
O my gawd John! that was a good one! ROTFL
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Mark
/* I never worry about the to-jams.
* Once I've stuck my foot in my mouth
* it's already too late...just make sure
* you chew them thoroughly before swallowing!
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Mark Weaver wrote:
Larry...John...Lonny and others,
I've done it! I managed to get Linux-2.4-test9 to compile and work! It's
running at the moment and it took a few times round and round to get
TCP/IP and PPP to work, but by God it's working. Now I'm curious to see if
I can get this
John,
I get the impression that there was a lot I was doing wrong in the
configuring of the kernel before compiling it. Most of the problems though
centered around configuring for sound and Network. I'm not too clear on
why yet.
With Kernel 2.4.0-test9 the biggest troubles were with getting
update on 2.3.4 -- managed to get sound working for my SB card but I still
can't get anything happening with the Turtle Beach card. Anyone have any
ideas?
--
Mark
/* I never worry about the to-jams.
* Once I've stuck my foot in my mouth
* it's already too late...just make
Larry...John...Lonny and others,
I've done it! I managed to get Linux-2.4-test9 to compile and work! It's
running at the moment and it took a few times round and round to get
TCP/IP and PPP to work, but by God it's working. Now I'm curious to see if
I can get this Turtle Beach sound card working
Hi Larry,
As to which install I'm running. I'm running the
expert-developer-got-everything-including-the-sink-and-my-wifes-purse
install. The really annoying this is that the files that is says it can't
find are ones that "are" there and are in the src dir's that come with the
kernel. They "are"
Hi Lonny,
Attached to this message are the results of the search for the
"errno.h" file -- I did try to paste them into this message, but that
wasn't happening. Thank you though for taking the time.
--
Mark
/* I never worry about the to-jams.
* Once I've stuck my foot in my mouth
John,
I was under the assumption that when you download any tarball that
everything you need to compile the program, other than the standard C, and
C++ libraries are included with the rest of the source code. Otherwise I
would have grabbed the RPM. I didn't get the RPM because I wanted just to
Mark Weaver wrote:
John,
I was under the assumption that when you download any tarball that
everything you need to compile the program, other than the standard C, and
C++ libraries are included with the rest of the source code. Otherwise I
would have grabbed the RPM. I didn't get the RPM
Is there a compilable kernel anywhere on this planet that will not bail
on your with a ridiculous error making it impossible to update or
recompile your kernel in any manner? Below is the result of my latest
attempt to configure and compile a linux kernel. This one is
2.4.0-test9. Frankly I'm
Is there a compilable kernel anywhere on this planet that will not bail
What compiler are you using Mark? You recommended that I download Quanta
and I did. The compile blew up telling me that I don't have iostream
(that's how I realized that I don't have the basic C++ library). I've
noticed
Is there a compilable kernel anywhere on this planet that will not bail
on your with a ridiculous error making it impossible to update or
recompile your kernel in any manner? Below is the result of my latest
attempt to configure and compile a linux kernel. This one is
2.4.0-test9. Frankly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a compilable kernel anywhere on this planet that will not bail
on your with a ridiculous error making it impossible to update or
recompile your kernel in any manner? Below is the result of my latest
attempt to configure and compile a linux kernel. This one
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