> > If I install the kernel-2.4.1-7mdk.i586.rpm my system does
> not boot upp
> > corretcly, it stops when it's going to access the RAID set.
> But if I install
> > the kernel-source-2.4.1-7mdk, enable the RAID support, and
> compile the
> > kernel, then the system boot up correctly.
>
> ** Hold up **
>
> That is obvious. Yes, you can run kernel-x.x.x.arch.rpm
> without the other kernel-myspecialty-x.x.x.arch.rpm, but if
> you plan on reconfiguring your kernel for "special" features,
> then you would at least need kernel-source-x.x.x.arch.rpm and
> kernel-utils-x.x.x.arch.rpm.
I have made a clean install from the cd's and then did I install the
kernel-source and kernel-headers, but not kernel-utils. Do i need the
kernel-utils?
If I have the sound, scsi and nic as a moduled i doesn't work. But if I
eneble direct support, i works.
Strange or am I make anything wrong?
make mrproper (only first time)
make xconfig
make dep
make clean
make bzImage
make install
make modules
make modules install
reboot
>
> > I have the / as a RAID0 and only /boot as a "normal" disk.
> >
> > I think it is beacuse the RAID is as an module.
> >
> > But If I install the source and kompile the kernel, then I
> have other
> > problem...
> ** My Turn **
>
> ?!?! Source as in tarball or "kernel.x.x.x.src.rpm"?
> Other problem? Let me guess, kdeaddutil-type dependency errors?
Yes, but uninstalled the kdeaddtuls
> > Who says the Linux is simple?
> >
> > /N
>
> ** LoL **
>
> I certainly did not say anything of the sort but we are
> trying to get the system to that point!
Good, but way is not the installation paket one big instead of several
small. For example the kde 2.1. I think it would be simpler to download on
files and run the instead of dowloading many and install them in the correct
order.
Another thing is way isn't the rpm's doing a icon on the menu?
Regards
Niklas
> Cheers,
> -- Al
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