Read the man page for depmod. Especially note the various flags if you happen to be
trying to
build a dependancy model of a different kernel than is currently running.
If you're trying to build said depenancies for the currently running kernel then this
should do
the trick:
# depmod -a
This will do what you are lacking. It is not part of any of the "make" procedures, you
have to do
this seperately. Again, read the man page.
Good luck :-)
j
--- Franki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have recompiled the kernel twice, and both times, it makes the modules,
> but not the modules.dep files and all the others that are in the modules dir
> for that kernel,, it makes all the drivers, just not the modules conf
> files,,
>
> has anyone come accross that?
>
>
> also , I read somewhere that the glibc and gcc version should NOT be the
> newer ones for kernel compiling,, can anyone tell me the stable releases
> suitable for that?
>
> If need be, I will downgrade these if it will help..
>
>
> many thanks..
>
> regards
>
> Frank
>
>
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