At 19.34 23/10/2003, you wrote:
Use the Mandrake kernel-source. It does include things you wont find in the
kernel.org kernel (supermount being one of them). I couldn't enumerate all
the addons that Mandrake provides but it is worth it to use the official
mandrake kernel-source rpms.
Probably
Hi,
I'm thinking of upgrading to 9.2 then compile my own kernels for the boxes.
I'm thinking should I grab the latest source from www.kernel.org or should I
use the source from Mandrake? Are there patches included in Mandrake's
kernel source that are not in the mainline? I need XFS, ACL,
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Use the Mandrake kernel-source. It does include things you wont find in the
kernel.org kernel (supermount being one of them). I couldn't enumerate all
the addons that Mandrake provides but it is worth it to use the official
mandrake kernel-source
all the kernel compile howtos i've read refer to the bzimage file that is
created in ../i386/boot/ as the image to boot and indeed that works for me,
however after a compile there is a much larger 'vmlinuz' file in
/usr/src/linux/ what is this, i can't help noticing that is the same name as
On Thu, 2003-09-11 at 15:05, bascule wrote:
all the kernel compile howtos i've read refer to the bzimage file that is
created in ../i386/boot/ as the image to boot and indeed that works for me,
however after a compile there is a much larger 'vmlinuz' file in
/usr/src/linux/ what is this, i
well that makes sense, thanks
now i don't suppose you know why a 2.4.19-35 kernel would run an opengl
screensaver like molasses while an earlier 2.4.19-16 is as smooth as silk? :)
oh well maybe 9.2 will make it go away!
bascule
On Friday 12 Sep 2003 3:48 am, James Sparenberg wrote:
On Thu,
On Thursday 11 September 2003 11:42 pm, bascule wrote:
well that makes sense, thanks
now i don't suppose you know why a 2.4.19-35 kernel would run an opengl
screensaver like molasses while an earlier 2.4.19-16 is as smooth as silk?
:)
oh well maybe 9.2 will make it go away!
You don't have
On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 09:32, Jan Wilson wrote:
OK, I've struggled with this for a couple of hours while trying to
coordinate the Linux Kernel howto, several READMEs, etc. I have
previously compiled kernels from the .src.rpm, and I remember it being
surprisingly easy, if you just want to
On Thursday June 26 2003 06:02 pm, Robert Crawford wrote:
rpm --rebuild --target athlon kernelwhatever.src.rpm
This will take up to 3 hours to buid all versions of the kernel
(the default action)- some people do a procedure to edit the srpm
makefile to only build the type kernel they need,
* Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] [030627 11:23]:
On Thursday June 26 2003 06:02 pm, Robert Crawford wrote:
rpm --rebuild --target athlon kernelwhatever.src.rpm
[snip]
Still it's easier to just to rpm -Uvh the kernel-source rpm and
compile the kernel.
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Tom Brinkman
Thanks Tom!,
That surely is easier than editing an srpm makefile.
Robert
On Friday 27 June 2003 13:07, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Thursday June 26 2003 06:02 pm, Robert Crawford wrote:
rpm --rebuild --target athlon kernelwhatever.src.rpm
This will take up to 3 hours to buid all versions of
OK, I've struggled with this for a couple of hours while trying to
coordinate the Linux Kernel howto, several READMEs, etc. I have
previously compiled kernels from the .src.rpm, and I remember it being
surprisingly easy, if you just want to compile all 5 or so sets of
kernel binaries.
I
,
Adrian
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OK, I've struggled with this for a couple of hours while trying to
coordinate the Linux Kernel
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OK, I've struggled with this for a couple of hours while trying to
coordinate the Linux Kernel howto
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Sascha Noyes wrote on Tue, Dec 17, 2002 at 06:06:09PM -0500 :
Do you make mrproper as the first step? Move .config out of the way if
you want to use it or use /boot/config but mrproper should be the first
step.
Sorry but I have no idea what
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Ronald J. Hall wrote on Wed, Dec 18, 2002 at 01:38:40AM -0500 :
Guys, I'm not using a laptop but I'm having serious problems with 9.0 on my
desktop. It installs great, but will only bootup or shutdown correctly after
numerous attempts. I passed
On Wednesday 18 December 2002 08:37 pm, you wrote:
He's disabling acpi (power management), you're quoting messages about
apic (interrupt controller). Two totally different things. It's a
shame the acronyms are so damn close to each other :-/
Todd, thanks for the reply. Yes - since you read
At 06.23 18/12/2002, you wrote:
the default 9.0 kernel comes with a very old version of ACPI -- you
should either go from vanilla (which broke USB in my case) or download a
cooker kernel with newer ACPI. I've had ok luck with 2.4.19-19,
currently on 2.4.20-2 and not happy with it.
Is there a
Jack,
I was getting ready to try 2.4.20, either vanilla (with preempt patch, and a
modified Mandrake .conf), or cooker 2.4.20-2. Could you advise me in on as to
why you aren't happy with 2.4.20? I was under the impression it fixed some
USB problems, of which I am having.
Thanks,
Robert Crawford
the swsusp included is beta 16, which is broken per the swsusp and
acpi-sppt lists -- not like beta 15 worked, but apparently beta 16 is
even more broken :-)
This could be related to swsusp, but hotplug has quit working, rendering
my memory-stick slot broken (this is USB, so proceed with
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Es Dimecres 18 Desembre 2002 15:28, en flacycads va escriure:
Jack,
I was getting ready to try 2.4.20, either vanilla (with preempt patch, and
a modified Mandrake .conf), or cooker 2.4.20-2. Could you advise me in on
as to why you aren't happy
I guess I need to rethink my plan for kernels. I thought 2.4.20 with
preemptive patch would be a good move, but now I'm not so sure. I guess it's
back to the research boards for me. My main complaint with Linux so far is
the performance on high-end PC's, like my KX7-333 Board and Athlon XP
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On Wednesday 18 December 2002 12:37 pm, Joan Tur wrote:
Es Dimecres 18 Desembre 2002 15:28, en flacycads va escriure:
Jack,
I was getting ready to try 2.4.20, either vanilla (with preempt patch,
and a modified Mandrake .conf), or cooker
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Hi
Just recently got a Compaq Presario 700 series laptop, which does things
entirely by ACPI and not APM. I tried to compile 9.0's kernel but ran into
trouble.
1) make xconfig
Here are the things that I changed from the default values:
Processor
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 16:19, Sascha Noyes wrote:
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Hi
Just recently got a Compaq Presario 700 series laptop, which does things
entirely by ACPI and not APM. I tried to compile 9.0's kernel but ran into
trouble.
1) make xconfig
Here are
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Hi
Just recently got a Compaq Presario 700 series laptop, which does things
entirely by ACPI and not APM. I tried to compile 9.0's kernel but
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Just recently got a Compaq
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Just recently got a Compaq
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On Tuesday 17 December 2002 09:52 pm, Rolf Pedersen wrote:
Do you make mrproper as the first step? Move .config out of the way if
you want to use it or use /boot/config but mrproper should be the first
step.
Sorry but I
the default 9.0 kernel comes with a very old version of ACPI -- you
should either go from vanilla (which broke USB in my case) or download a
cooker kernel with newer ACPI. I've had ok luck with 2.4.19-19,
currently on 2.4.20-2 and not happy with it.
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 08:19, Sascha Noyes
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Sascha Noyes wrote:
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On Tuesday 17 December 2002 09:52 pm, Rolf Pedersen wrote:
Do you make mrproper as the first step? Move .config out
On Wednesday 18 December 2002 12:23 am, Jack Coates wrote:
the default 9.0 kernel comes with a very old version of ACPI -- you
should either go from vanilla (which broke USB in my case) or download a
cooker kernel with newer ACPI. I've had ok luck with 2.4.19-19,
currently on 2.4.20-2 and not
I installed Mandrake 8.0 with kernel 2.4.3
Now, I compiled 2.4.5
2.4.3 when it's booted, it shows some graphical things, a welcom mesage and
then a graphical frontend for the booting up process, showign what it's being
run.
How can I reproduce this with the new kernel ?
This new kernel, when
Hi folks.
I've been trying to compile different kernels into Mandrake 7.2, but have
never been successful., I was able to compile a new kernel on a redhat
box, but not a mandrake one. Since Mandrake is my primary choice for a
linux distribution, I'd like to stick with it.
Right now, I'm
3 important questions are preceeded with ***
I have had the need to learn how to build a new kernel
(ok, not so bad at all) for using VPN masq, to allow
LAN client access to work VPN. I grabbed the 2.2.15
patch for VPN, and had 3 error hunks after the patch.
Ok, no problem since they were easy
*** Another thing, how to compile a *secure* kernel version ?
Looking at /usr/linux/Makefile
VERSION = 2
PATCHLEVEL = 2
SUBLEVEL = 16
EXTRAVERSION = -9mdk
So how this is not the -9mdksecure version. How upgraded
from 2.2.15mdk to 2.2.16mdk-secure via MandrakeUpdate but
Submitted 07-Jul-00 by Daniel Woods:
So now I wanted to be able to compile only the required
modules for ip_masq_ipsec. *** How do I do that ?
I ran 'make modules' which took 45 minutes, and then
ran 'make modules install'. Is there not a way to just
compile the modules I want and then
Guillaume Rousse wrote:
Are you sure you've installed kernel-source-2.2.16 rpm, and not kernel-2.2.16
only ?
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Guillaume Rousse
Iremia - Université de la Réunion
Sleep doesn't exists. Just lack of cafeine.
Of course you were right. I took the quick fix, not the right one.
Thanks.
Hello,
With help from the list I have installed the new kernel. Now I would
like to recompile it. However, it
came in RPM form and there is no linux-2.2.16 directory in /usr/src.
Should I have created one before installing the kernel? Can anyone tell
me how to recompile the kernel, please?
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Also sprach lun, 19 jun 2000 :
Hello,
With help from the list I have installed the new kernel. Now I would
like to recompile it. However, it
came in RPM form and there is no linux-2.2.16 directory in /usr/src.
Should I have created one before installing the kernel? Can anyone tell
me
on 6/18/00 11:14 PM, Dennis Robertson wrote:
Hello,
With help from the list I have installed the new kernel. Now I would
like to recompile it.
...
Can anyone tell
me how to recompile the kernel, please?
the user guide will walk you through it step by step.
G
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