Denis wrote: > SOLVED. > > I was able to configure and compile the kernel and configure a working > Gentoo system that gives me no errors at boot :-) > > I am not sure what went wrong the first time. I selected the same > basic driver support within the kernel as the first time, except I > didn't bother with some of the other bells and whistles I first had in > there. Perhaps now that I have a working system, I can play with the > kernel and see what works, since I can always fall back onto a working > kernel and still have a running system. > > I'm glad this is solved because I was getting really annoyed at myself > here... > > Thanks to everyone who chimed in! > -Denis
I have ran into things like this before, I usually run make mrproper from within the kernel directory to make sure there is no old cruft laying around in there. After that, on a kernel upgrade of course, I copy the .config over and run make oldconfig. Of course, on a new install, start from scratch. :/ There are a LOT of people that know more about this than me but this has worked for me so far. Someone may have even better ideas to add. Dale :-) :-) :-) -- www.myspace.com/-remove-me-dalek1967 Copy n paste then remove the -remove-me- part. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
