Tom Houghton wrote:
>
> Dear Steve, I'm sorry to bother you once again, but I still seem to have a
> major problem. I wanted to try to compile my kernel, but if I try to do 'make
> xconfig' from /usr/src/linux I get the error
> 'make: *** No rule to make target `config'. Stop.'
> [same with make xconfig] I checked around on my system, and /usr/src/linux
> contains only the /include directory. The same was true for
> /usr/src/linux-2.2.3-ac4. All the useful looking stuff, /documentation,
> /arch, /drivers etc and Makefile, which I suppose is the program I need to
> use, all this is in the old kernel directory /usr/src/linux-2.0.36.
It sounds like you didn't upgrade the kernel-source package. Grab it
and install that and you should be all set!
> Is there a simple trick to solve this? I'm afraid I've been blindly following
> instructions and obviously something didn't work right.
> NO RUSH, and thanks again for your previous help, Tom
No problem.
I'd like to apologize to people who've felt I've been a bit short /
caustic with my replies over the last couple of days. The stressful
situation that led to it has since been resolved and I should be back to
my normal, happy, helpful self now.
Thanks,
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Steve Philp
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