Vou tentar. Valeu.
On Tuesday 22 October 2002 16:54, Daniel Doro Ferrante wrote: > On Tue, 22 Oct 2002, Rubens Saraiva wrote: > > Já tentei o modconf e realmente ele não está lá. > > Como faço para compilar com suporte ao zip?? > > Pra recompilar o kernel e adicionar o suporte que vc quer, vc pode > seguir a seqüência de comandos (logado como root - desculpe as linhas > longas): > > ---BeGiN--- > Open your new tarball in a directory called something like > /usr/src/linux-X.X.X, where "X.X.X" is the version of your new kernel > tarball. Than, make a symlink: ln -sf /usr/src/linux-X.X.X /usr/src/linux, > so that a few "dependencies" are taken care of... > > Now, let's move forward. Issue the following commands: > > make mrproper # Ensure that there are NO residual generated files that > could mess up your life! make xconfig # Used to CONFIGURE the kernel TO > BE compiled. Could also be: "make config" (command-line based) or > "make menuconfig" (ncurses-based) or "make oldconfig" > (semiautomatic update program, in case you have remeberd to move your > configuration file to /usr/src/linux/.config). > > make dep # Calculate the proper dependencies for the NEW > configuration. make clean # Clean any files that are not needed for > the compilation (clean the sources). > > make zImage (gzip) # Build the kernel image compressed with the > utility listed in brackets. bzImage (bzip2) > > make modules # Build the loadable modules. > make modules_install # Install the loadable modules. > > # Debian Shortcut to Kernel Compiling... > # > make-kpkg kernel_image # This one implements the following: dependency > file generation; clean the sources; create a compressed kernel image; > create a Debian Package (*.deb) for you. ---EnD--- > > Isso deve resolver o seu problema de compilação. Aí, basta que, durante > a configuração do Kernel, vc escolha os módulos apropriados. SEMPRE deixe > uma cópia do seu kernel antigo disponível, pra caso alguma coisa dê > errado... >;-)
