Praedor or any one else who has knowledge and conversation with the holy kernel:
Maybe you can help me understand this a little better. I got past all
the hurdles and got to the make xconfig step in buildkernel. Now here's my
dilemma...I have a C-Media chipset (8738am) which is
The only problem that I see with this (maybe buildkernel solves this,
which is what I want to find out) is pathces made to the kernel.
Mandkake ships with a kernel patched, patched, patched,
compiled to support a lot of features only available on the 2.3.x and
2.4.0 text official
On Mon, 9 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, when checking off my xconfig I come to
the sound card menu and C-Media is locked out of selection.
What have you selected under 'Code maturity level options'? You need to
select 'Y' under this, or it will block out C-Media, and any other
Buildkernel defaults to downloading from kernel.us.org (not
sure about the the actual web address). It defaults to
downloading the latest stable kernel. I haven't paid
attention to the patches as you mention because I don't
have any of the video/cams you mention. If you select
to get
John Rye wrote:
mrweb wrote:
Any help with this will be appreciated.
Thanks!
mrweb
Subject: Updating ML and Kernel
Date: Thu, 05 Oct 2000 10:38:06 -0700
From: mrweb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Praedor Tempus wrote:
I would like to strongly advocate dispensing with doing
an rpm install of kernels and, instead, download the
buildkernel rpm and use that. It is a wonderful app that
makes building your own kernel painless and simple.
You run "buildkernel --help" to get a list of
mrweb wrote:
Praedor Tempus wrote:
I would like to strongly advocate dispensing with doing
an rpm install of kernels and, instead, download the
buildkernel rpm and use that. It is a wonderful app that
makes building your own kernel painless and simple.
[...]
praedor,
Thanks,
Any help with this will be appreciated.
Thanks!
mrweb
Hello,
I too am wanting to update my kernel, and have downloaded most of the
kernel packages from the ml update ftp mirror, but am not certain which
ones I need?
Do I need the source headers packages? And all of the others?
I was going
mrweb wrote:
Any help with this will be appreciated.
Thanks!
mrweb
Subject: Updating ML and Kernel
Date: Thu, 05 Oct 2000 10:38:06 -0700
From: mrweb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: web/tech/
To: [EMAIL
I would like to strongly advocate dispensing with doing
an rpm install of kernels and, instead, download the
buildkernel rpm and use that. It is a wonderful app that
makes building your own kernel painless and simple.
You run "buildkernel --help" to get a list of all the options
(I usually use
im sure this is a real nice feature if you can connect to the net with
linux!!
i work for the gov. so money is tight and i spend enough as it is so no im
not going to buy a new modem to replace this winmodem, instead im duel
booting downloading and communicating with one os and im
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
im sure this is a real nice feature if you can connect to the net with
linux!!
i work for the gov. so money is tight and i spend enough as it is so no im
not going to buy a new modem to replace this winmodem, instead im duel
booting downloading and
as they say in the navy if it works , why shell out money for something
better!
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
as they say in the navy if it works , why shell out money for something
better!
Since you haver refered to work/navy several times, I wonder if you are
using this computer on the job? Is it a laptop? If it is on the job/at
work, have you no access to an ethernet
In a message dated 07-Oct-00 20:42:35 Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Computer Renaissance
ewww
thats a horrible company their employees are idiots! and they sell gear for
twice as much as i can get it on the net,
as far as this comp goes i am probably giving it
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