Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> thanks for all the help yesterday, but I cant compile kernel yet. > I tried with 2.2.9 and 2.2.10 from debian source package and it stops in > the same point. > And X still have error starting. I'm using 2.2.1 from slink install. > Bellow is atached the output error from kernel 2.2.10 compile and X > output error. > Can anyone compile a kernel image 2.2.10 debian package from default > config and send for me if the problem cannot be resolved? > Thanks, Paulo Henrique > test -f stamp-configure || make -f /usr/lib/kernel-package/rules configure > make ARCH=sparc \ > CROSS_COMPILE= vmlinux Do you realize that you are building a 32bit kernel, which won't run on your Ultra? You really should try the "kernel-image-2.2.9-sun4u" package to make sure that it fixes your X problem. To fix the kernel building, you can either build it yourself, or do: make clean rm include/linux/modules/* stamp-* make oldconfig make-kpkg --subarch=sun4u You also need egcs64 installed, I'd recommend the one from slink, or (even better) alien the egcs64 package from Red Hat 6.0. The egcs64 in potato is flakey, the one is slink might be flakey, and the one in Red Hat works (it's the one in slink with some additional patches, the one in potato is based on a much newer egcs). The kernel-image package mentioned above was compiled with the Red Hat egcs. (When I say flakey, I mean that the resulting kernel may slow down and eventually die when doing intensive stuff like compiles.) Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED]
