On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 10:24 PM, Lindsay Haisley <[email protected]>wrote:
> On Mon, 2011-03-21 at 20:08 +0000, [email protected] wrote: > > Jesus, take your meds already. Roman has only been trying to help you > > throughout this long sorry episode. > > Please excuse yourself from any further postings to this thread. I have > asked you before to do this. If you would shut up, and if Roman would > stick to tech information rather than dispensing free social advice, > then this wouldn't be a "sorry episode", would it? > > > This is NOT about your past Unix yada yada, but how well you follow > > kernel devel, won't look on the Gentoo forums for answers and > > generally take help. > > Y'know, eamjr56, I have a life. Please go troll elsewhere. Please... > I don't sit around all day and play > with my operating system. I have a lot of things to do _with_ my office > desktop system. I don't have a lot of spare time to mess with and fix > stuff that shouldn't need messing with and fixing. I came to this forum > because I thought I might get some insights into a specific problem I'm > having, and have been met mainly with rudeness by you and Roman, > although a couple of other people had useful/thougtful suggestions. > Isn't there a moderator on this list who understands how a technical > forum should be run? > > I've posted the files that Roman wanted to see, and they're there for > anyone else to look at. So far, Roman hasn't offered me any "help" with > this problem, but has blown a lot of hot air on this forum suggesting > how I should run my life. I'm beginning to think that there aren't many > technically literate people on this forum. They've probably all > abandoned Gentoo and are using Debian or Ubuntu. > > > It is not make bzimage for one, it is make, make modules_install, make > > install. > > You need to read up on kernel building. "make bzImage && make modules" > has worked for kernel building since probably Linux kernel 1.x.x. Yes, > "make" will also work, and will combine these two operations into one, > but on occasion it's convenient to separate these. > > -- > Lindsay Haisley | "Fighting against human creativity is like > FMP Computer Services | trying to eradicate dandelions" > 512-259-1190 | (Pamela Jones) > http://www.fmp.com | > > >
