OK. Not finding /proc/config.gz is a bad thing. Change that!!!
Under "General Setup" check the two options:
Kernel .config support
Enable access to .config through /proc/config.gz
Modules come into the kernel via two methods:
* When they're asked to (often via access to a device file
peter:
I didn't find /proc/config.gz
also, when is a *module* loaded into the kernel? How can I control the
modules's loading/unloading? for instance, when I tried to install
nviadia's driver, it complained about conflict with a nv-related
module already loaded in the kernel. In this case, I wan
On Sunday 17 December 2006 00:17, Hai Yi wrote:
> hey peter:
> first, thank you very much! after reading your post, I did the
> following things: I ran the make bzImage to create a vmlinuz in the
> boot and I saw its corresponding system map as well (without doing
> any additional work), and I modi
Hola Hai,
Yeah. Don't put in the initrd line in menu.lst.
This is the perfect opportunity to rid yourself of the ramdisk, so I'd take
advantage of it if possible.
Look at /proc/config.gz. Make sure that ext3 is built into the kernel:
CONFIG_EXT3_FS=y
What you don't want to see is this:
hey peter:
first, thank you very much! after reading your post, I did the following things:
I ran the make bzImage to create a vmlinuz in the boot and I saw its
corresponding system map as well (without doing any additional work),
and I modified menu.1st and added the new kernel's entry.
However,
On Saturday 16 December 2006 19:28, Rod Roark wrote:
> On Saturday 16 December 2006 17:27, Bob Scofield wrote:
> > While I use Linux for all personal computing, I'm still using Windows 98
> > for my business computing.
>
> Which applications?
Word Perfect
A free form data base called "Ask Sam"
On Sat 16 Dec 06, 4:18 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hi all,
>
> I've read that verizon.net blocks all outgoing mail that doesn't carry a
> "verizon.net" address. Most of what I read came from marginally technical
> Windows and Mac users, and it's unclear if this means the "F
On Sat 16 Dec 06, 4:26 PM, Hai Yi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Hello, there:
>
>I start a process to create a new kernel, 2.6.13. When I came to the step
>of creating a ramdisk, I had a problem. I used the command:
>mkinitrd.yaird -o /boot/initrd.img-2.6.18.3-default1 2.6.18.3-defau
On Saturday 16 December 2006 17:27, Bob Scofield wrote:
> While I use Linux for all personal computing, I'm still using Windows 98 for
> my business computing.
Which applications?
Rod
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Bob Scofield wrote:
While I use Linux for all personal computing, I'm still using Windows 98 for
my business computing. I have not upgraded to XP because I don't want to
support Microsoft (and the idea of having to call to re-install XP a second
time rankles me).
Since July Microsoft no lo
While I use Linux for all personal computing, I'm still using Windows 98 for
my business computing. I have not upgraded to XP because I don't want to
support Microsoft (and the idea of having to call to re-install XP a second
time rankles me).
Since July Microsoft no longer gives security up
Hi all,
I've read that verizon.net blocks all outgoing mail that doesn't carry a
"verizon.net" address. Most of what I read came from marginally technical
Windows and Mac users, and it's unclear if this means the "From" header
(what the recipient sees) or the "mail from:" SMTP header, which the
r
Hello, there:
I start a process to create a new kernel, 2.6.13. When I came to the step of
creating a ramdisk, I had a problem. I used the command:
mkinitrd.yaird -o /boot/initrd.img-2.6.18.3-default1 2.6.18.3-default1
and I got this error:
yaird error: can't open /proc/bus/input/devices (fatal)
On Sat, Dec 16, 2006 at 12:27:25PM -0800, Joshua Morris wrote:
[snipped: question about creating HTML table cell with specific size]
>I would give the td sections an id to separate them from the other td tags
>such as
>
>
> foo
> bar
>
>then in you css you would ha
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Sorry for the cross-posting. It's a bit urgent, though! :^)
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(busy with a newborn, so hasn't had time to help
Hey all,
I was trying to log into my FC6 system the other day
and was able to do so. However, I attempted to do so
again a few hours later, and was denied access. I've
attached the relevant portion of /var/log/secure
below:
Dec 14 21:08:07 localhost sshd[29350]: Accepted
password for cylar from
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