On Thursday 15 November 2001 12:23 am, Michael Leone wrote:
> From: Derek Jennings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >If you want it that much there is a kernel on Mandrake Cooker
> > version 2.4.13-2mdk in which supermount works. However I do not
> > recommend it since when I tried it my computer would hang on
> > unloading usb drivers.
>
> Compile USB core support directly into the kernel; do not load it
> as a module. Then it will work.
>
> You can have all other USB options as modules; it's just the core
> support (the usb-uhci, etc) modules that hang when unloading.
I found I also needed to upgrade initscripts and iptables to get
the system completely (including supermount) working with 2.4.13-2.
I used the cooker src.rpms and rebuilt them on ML8.1
initscripts-6.27-22mdk iptables-1.2.4-1mdk
I don't have any USB devices, but it could be a devfs problem. Have
y'all tried booting with devfs=nomount ?
BTW, current kernels -3mdk thru -6mdk, devfs seems to be completely
broken, -2mdk was OK.
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