On Sat, 2002-12-14 at 16:36, Søren Neigaard wrote:
> I will try this, but I have a few questions first. If I install the
> binary SMP kernel RPM, will it overwrite my existing kernel, or can I
> keep them both?
>
No an install will NOT overwrite an existing kernel. An upgrade will
though. use r
On Sat, 2002-12-14 at 17:36, Søren Neigaard wrote:
> I will try this, but I have a few questions first. If I install the
> binary SMP kernel RPM, will it overwrite my existing kernel, or can I
> keep them both?
>
When you are finished doing a make config or make menuconfig or
make xconfig, edit t
I will try this, but I have a few questions first. If I install the
binary SMP kernel RPM, will it overwrite my existing kernel, or can I
keep them both?
If I build my kernel two (or more) times with the same version number
in the Makefile, will it cause problems? I comes with a warning all
the ti
If you boot from the stock RH 8.0 SMP kernel does it work?
If so then it ain't a hardware problem, or a compatability problem,
it is a kernel config problem.
Are you using the source for the kernel from RedHat?
If yes, then "cd /usr/src/linux; make clean"
then "make xconfig"
then load the config f
I have this old IBM PC Server 520 with 2 P133 CPU's. When the machine
boots, it says that it initializes the second CPU, so at least the
BIOS sees both CPU's.
I have now compiled my own kernel to get rid of the extra luggage, but
if I try to compile it with SMP support, my machine won't boot with
