You wrote on Mit, 11 Apr 2001 :
> Any time you compile a different configuration of the same kernel
> version, set EXTRAVERSION at the top of the toplevel Makefile to a
> unique value, or clean out /lib/modules/<version> (by which I mean "rm
> -r" )
I did this. rm - r /usr/src/linux-2.2.18, downloaded again 2.2.18 and started
from the scratch. I did not change the original .config, I only introduced ISDN
support by modules, well, and the new kernel is working so far.
There are still two problems, the most important beeing ne2k-pci.o: (networking
support )
- init_module: device busy
- eth0: unknown interface.
But I think this has nothing to do with the new kernel or the compilation. You,
me and the rest of linux-newbie may relax.... ;-)
> Your best bet is to throw out what you have done so far and start over.
>
Was a very good advice
I am sure I will soon come back !
Regards
Edgar
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