Okay, I understand what's going on now. Thank you very much for letting
me have temporary access to the system; that helped a great deal in
tracking down the problem.
You are welcome.
The workaround (and the reason why this isn't RC for sarge) is to build
your kernel with CONFIG_MODVERSIONS
Vladimir Konrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have discussed possibility of remote access (ssh) for you to the
server and it is agreed that you can do it. If you are interested, I can
e-mail you the IP and the password. There is nothing important on the
server at the moment.
The kernel source
It shouldn't matter what kernel you're running. It should only matter
what kernel source tree you ran make-kpkg from inside. You need to run
make-kpkg from inside a kernel source tree that's identically configured
to the kernel that you're running.
This makes sense, and it is the case...
Vladimir Konrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have discussed possibility of remote access (ssh) for you to the
server and it is agreed that you can do it. If you are interested, I can
e-mail you the IP and the password. There is nothing important on the
server at the moment.
I should have some
Hi. I have not been paying attention to this issue as much as I would
like.
Just as an FYI, I'm running 1.3.81 on an SMP powermac g5 with no build
or run problems.
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Sam Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just as an FYI, I'm running 1.3.81 on an SMP powermac g5 with no build
or run problems.
Yeah, likewise we're running 1.3.81 built with make-kpkg on a bunch of x86
systems here, both SMP and otherwise. Including all of the current
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Thank you for your reply.
I did not know that I am supposed to build the module while running the
SMP kernel. Tried that and still no luck using make-kpkg...
Regards,
Vladimir
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Vladimir Konrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I did not know that I am supposed to build the module while running the
SMP kernel. Tried that and still no luck using make-kpkg...
It shouldn't matter what kernel you're running. It should only matter
what kernel source tree you ran make-kpkg from
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