brown wrap wrote:
>
> The system boots, I can log into it remotely, it mounts my disks, I
> just can't use any keyboard or mouse. The filesystems and such are
> not modules, they are just included in the kernel.
Ah, ok. That wasn't clear to me. Those are the only two loadable
modules.
Mike
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On 3/22/10, brown wrap wrote:
> Today I booted up the LFS 6.3 DVD and its works as well. I found its .config
> and tried to use it to build a kernal:
>
>
> make mrproper
>
> Copied it to .config
>
> make oldconfig
>
> make
>
> make modules_install
>
> and then copied everything to its place in the
> For example, I have no idea what
> ohci1394 is.
>
> Firewire. If you don't know that you need it, you
> probably don't.
OK, thanks.
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> You are leaving out many necessary things. I'm no kernel
> expert,
> but how can you hope to boot without any disc drivers or
> file
> systems present?
>
> I think your problem goes much deeper than just a mouse not
> working.
> I'm surprised you aren't panicking with root file system
> not fo
On 22 March 2010 19:56, brown wrap wrote:
> my kernel loads two modules:
>
> ohci_hcd 19241 0
> ehci_hcd 30605 0
>
> lsmod of LFS 6.3:
>
> Module Size Used by
> usbhid 32704 0
> ext3 118664 2
> jbd
brown wrap wrote:
> my kernel loads two modules:
>
> ohci_hcd 19241 0
> ehci_hcd 30605 0
Prominently not here, but present below, is usbcore.
However, didn't you say that even your normal keyboard
and PS/2 mouse don't work? I also don't see any file
systems, nor any
brown wrap wrote:
> My problem is I don't know how to make the one-to-one correspondence
> in building a kernel. For example, I have no idea what ohci1394 is.
Firewire. If you don't know that you need it, you probably don't.
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I've got a 6.4 machine which I'm interested in starting in on
BLFS, and wonder whether it might be better to restart and
build 6.6 before attempting to proceed with BLFS.
If I need later than 6.4, then...
The last time I tried jhalfs, I had problems which needed manual
fixups. I'd like just to wi
my kernel loads two modules:
ohci_hcd 19241 0
ehci_hcd 30605 0
lsmod of LFS 6.3:
Module Size Used by
usbhid 32704 0
ext3 118664 2
jbd69360 1 ext3
psmouse46620 0
pcspkr
On 3/22/10, brown wrap wrote:
> So now I went back to building a clean kernel that will at least boot again.
Possibly try
rm .config
make defconfig ARCH=x86_64
Then make menuconfig
and select things you know that you will need built into the kernel.
Try to avoid making any alterations to any inp
brown wrap wrote:
>> Your best bet, I think, is to use lsmod with CentOS
>> running, and see
>> what's loaded, and configure appropriately.
>>
>
> I used lsmod on the running CentOS and it must have had nearly 100 modules.
That isn't surprising. The point is to identify what modules
are there, an
>
> Your best bet, I think, is to use lsmod with CentOS
> running, and see
> what's loaded, and configure appropriately.
>
I used lsmod on the running CentOS and it must have had nearly 100 modules.
> Anyway, you might try replacing the USB mouse with a
> regular one,
> either PS/2 or serial
On 3/22/10, linux fan wrote:
> -When- does the keyboard start to not work?
If it works at a console login but not in X-windows, that happened to me,
and I reconfigured xorg-server to fix the scenario where dbus and hal
were installed, but I was not running them, and thus the xorg-server
obliging
Yaacov-Yoseph Weiss wrote:
[...]
> I would recommend improving chapter 8.3 of the book (configuring and compiling
> the kernel) by adding these hints about configuring the kernel, i.e.
> using lspci,
> lsmod, and enabling many options.
I would agree with this except that the kernel is such a rap
brown wrap wrote:
[...]
Your best bet, I think, is to use lsmod with CentOS running, and see
what's loaded, and configure appropriately.
> I'd be happy to get any keyboard and mouse to work. Here is a link to
> the Knoppix problem, where none of the input devices work: I used a
> Knoppix dvd tha
linux fan wrote:
> On 3/19/10, Mike McCarty wrote:
>
>> I wonder if "head" is closing the input pipe when it has read
>> all it needs, and that's causing the error. I can't reproduce
>> that problem with my host system, however.
>
> It is tar-1.23 and not head
Umm, I didn't mean to imply that h
On 3/21/10, brown wrap wrote:
> I'd be happy to get any keyboard and mouse to work.
I wonder is your usb problem just the keyboard and the mouse?
In my config
# CONFIG_KEYBOARD_XTKBD is not set
# CONFIG_MOUSE_SERIAL is not set
I always thought XTKBD was obsoleted long ago.
To me, "serial" refer
Yaacov-Yoseph Weiss wrote:
> I would recommend improving chapter 8.3 of the book (configuring and compiling
> the kernel) by adding these hints about configuring the kernel, i.e.
> using lspci, lsmod, and enabling many options.
There's way too many different issues for Chapter 8. Did you read th
On 22/03/10 05:56, Caramon Majere wrote:
> I have accomplished all steps in LFS-BOOK-6.3 until 6.7, when I compiled
> Linux API header in *chroot environment*.
>
> The error message is sample and clearly: xargs is not here.Howerver it is in
> the path /tools/bin,while the environment PATH is set
Andrew Benton wrote:
>> I added CONFIG_PATA_VIA, and that did not help.
> which CONFIG_PATA_VIA depends? If I were you I'd enable support for lots of
> things that
> may, possibly be needed and compile them all into the kernel. Use lspci as a
> guide and
Thanks. When enabling lots of options I
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 1:56 AM, Caramon Majere wrote:
> I have accomplished all steps in LFS-BOOK-6.3 until 6.7, when I compiled
> Linux API header in chroot environment.
> The error message is sample and clearly: xargs is not here.Howerver it is in
> the path /tools/bin,while the environment PAT
On Sun, 2010-03-21 at 10:27 -0700, brown wrap wrote:
> Well, I have tried dozens of configurations to try and get my USB
> ports to work and nothing has succeeded. There is a config that works,
> because my USB ports work on CentOS, but I am tired of fighting the
> issue. I simply want a recommenda
I have accomplished all steps in LFS-BOOK-6.3 until 6.7, when I compiled
Linux API header in *chroot environment*.
The error message is sample and clearly: xargs is not here.Howerver it is in
the path /tools/bin,while the environment PATH is set to /tools/bin.
I have installed xargs in step 5.18.I
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