On Sun, 9 Jan 2000, Philipp Timmalog wrote: > Hi List,
moin, moin Philipp, > i already wrote about the problem of a cd-rom. > Today i read an article about the joliet system and i forgot to wrote > that i run debian on the same harddisk as windows 98SE runs. Duel-booting shouldn't matter for this. > Maybe this is the problem. Somebody here who can help me. I wanna know > how to get my kernel work with the iso9660 standard > without recompiling the kernel. You don't need to recompile the kernel, but you do need to go through the same steps. Presuming you've got kern source in /usr/src/linux, as root cd into there, then do a "make xconfig &" (from within X making sure that your root shell is set to display in your X environment and that your X environment will let it, or "make menuconfig" or "make config" as you prefer). Under "Filesystems" you will find options for ISO9660 as well as Joliet extensions. Enable ISO9660 as a module. Saying yes to Joliet should only affect that module, so you shouldn't need to rebuild the kern to enable it (or so I would think). Go back to main menu, save and exit. Then from the command line do a "make modules && make modules_install". You might need a "make dep" before that, the config program will let you know when it exits. This will add ISO9660 support as a module and that module should support the Joliet extensions. You shouldn't need to reboot to use the module, but probably need to do a "depmod -a". ciao, der.hans > Greex, > > Philipp -- # +++++++++++=================================+++++++++++ # # [EMAIL PROTECTED] # # http://home.pages.de/~lufthans/ # # I'm not anti-social, I'm pro-individual. - der.hans # # ===========+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++=========== #
