According to Ronald V. Vazquez: While burning my CPU.
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> Hello:
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> I'm running Slackware 3.5 on a custom-made system. I'm loving Linux for
> the most part. The system is a Asus SP97-V motherboard, AMD K6 200MHz
> (overclocked 225), 1.5 gig HD, 64 MB RAM, Samsung CD-ROM, Soundblaster
> AWE 64 Value sound card, Diamond Viper 330 video card, and a Zip drive.
> I defined a 128 meg swap space.
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> The system is running good but when I try to compile the kernel 2.0.34,
> I get Error 1 and 2 at the end. I spent all day yesterday trying to find
> an answer to this on my own but nothing. This is what I doing:
An overclecked machine will cause many different Error returns from
"make", sometimes it will work othertimes it will fail.
Take a look at;
http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/
There is a file about it somewhere in the /usr/doc directorys but i forgot
which one.
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> make menuconfig # I select all the changes I need
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> make dep ; make clean ; make zImage # I have tried make zlilo and make
> zdisk
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> The first couple of times it told me that the image was too big, so I
make bzImage bzdisk etc, for large kernels.
> reconfigured with the support I needed as modules but still didn't work.
> It kept booting the old kernel. I tried the same operation with kernel
Possably not copying /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/zImage to / or /boot
after the kernel is compiled, and ou did not reconfigure /etc/lilo.conf
and rerun lilo.
> 2.0.35 on another hard drive but I got the same result. When I finish
> compiling the kernel, I try to get online and the system says the has no
> PPP support, which I included in the setup. I'm online now because
> somehow got PPP support the last time but I don't know why.
Thats possably from the origanal kernel installed from the distribution
source, that is a modular kernel, however possably to get module support you
need to load the ppp module first, modprobe ppp.
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> I'm really new to Linux but I'll try anything any of you recommend.
> Thanks in advance, Ronald.
Try reading /usr/src/linux/README for a brief overview of makeing a new
kernel, and /usr/doc/faq/howto/Kernel-HOWTO.gz they will help you.
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> Ronald V. Vazquez
> New Linux User
> Linux Slackware 3.5
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Regards Richard.
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