On Thu, 24 May 2007 20:44:10 -0400, Denis wrote:
I have an Intel D975XBX2 motherboard with an Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
processor. One Seagate SATA drive. An IDE CD-RW. Pretty much all
the controllers on the board are Intel.
One concern I have - when I configure the kernel, I fail to see
On Freitag, 25. Mai 2007, Denis wrote:
This is the first time ever that I ended up with an unbootable kernel
after a new install, and I have no idea where to start. This is a
fresh install of Gentoo 2007.0 minimal CD stage 3, using the x86 quick
install guide.
Here's the error I get at boot
like copying the relevant parts of dmesg for us to see?
maybe it is a missing sata-driver, missing scsi-disk support?
I wanted to attach a dmesg output but I don't know how where I can
extract it. It's a fresh install, and the only way I can boot right
now is with the Gentoo CD... The file
What make and model motherboard?
Did you set the clock with date?
Did you cp your zone information?
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I have an Intel D975XBX2 motherboard with an Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
processor. One Seagate SATA drive. An IDE CD-RW. Pretty much all
the controllers on the board are Intel.
I did re-set the clock, after which the make stopped complaining.
One concern I have - when I configure the kernel, I
On 5/24/07, Denis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an Intel D975XBX2 motherboard with an Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
processor. One Seagate SATA drive. An IDE CD-RW. Pretty much all
the controllers on the board are Intel.
I did re-set the clock, after which the make stopped complaining.
One
On Freitag, 25. Mai 2007, Denis wrote:
I have an Intel D975XBX2 motherboard with an Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
processor. One Seagate SATA drive. An IDE CD-RW. Pretty much all
the controllers on the board are Intel.
I did re-set the clock, after which the make stopped complaining.
One
Device Drivers:
Serial ATA (prod) and Parallel ATA (experimental) drivers ---
one below scsi, two below ide.
Yes, I combed through that and set all the necessary options there
before, so I doubt this is the problem...
I've just reconfigured the kernel and recompiled it on another fresh
SOLVED.
I was able to configure and compile the kernel and configure a working
Gentoo system that gives me no errors at boot :-)
I am not sure what went wrong the first time. I selected the same
basic driver support within the kernel as the first time, except I
didn't bother with some of the
Denis wrote:
SOLVED.
I was able to configure and compile the kernel and configure a working
Gentoo system that gives me no errors at boot :-)
I am not sure what went wrong the first time. I selected the same
basic driver support within the kernel as the first time, except I
didn't bother
Denis wrote:
I have ran into things like this before, I usually run make mrproper
from within the kernel directory to make sure there is no old cruft
laying around in there.
In my case, it was a fresh install, which made it quite a bit more
painful to fix because I had to go through the
I have ran into things like this before, I usually run make mrproper
from within the kernel directory to make sure there is no old cruft
laying around in there.
In my case, it was a fresh install, which made it quite a bit more
painful to fix because I had to go through the procedures twice and
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