hey i that new 2.6 core remake . its just like its first brother . i compiled it on 10 diffrent computers and no boot at all . you need to throw that junk out of the warehouse and make a new start
Just one word, HUH?
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 14:00, AMAZING POWERS OF OBSERVATION wrote:
hey i that new 2.6 core remake . its just like its first brother . i compiled it on 10 diffrent computers and no boot at all . you need to throw that junk out of the warehouse and make a new start
talking about kernel 2.6.3-2.1.223
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 13:29, admin@kclinux.net wrote:
What?
AMAZING POWERS OF OBSERVATION wrote:
hey i that new 2.6 core remake . its just like its first brother . i compiled it on 10 diffrent computers and no boot at all . you need to throw that junk out of the warehouse and make a new start
Am Di, den 02.03.2004 schrieb AMAZING POWERS OF OBSERVATION um 23:07:
talking about kernel 2.6.3-2.1.223
Please read: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
Christoph
AMAZING POWERS OF OBSERVATION wrote:
talking about kernel 2.6.3-2.1.223
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 13:29, admin@kclinux.net wrote:
/What?
AMAZING POWERS OF OBSERVATION wrote:
hey i that new 2.6 core remake . its just like its first brother . i compiled it on 10 diffrent computers and no boot at all . you need to throw that junk out of the warehouse and make a new start
/
What do you mean "no boot"
The kernel has not been loaded/used until after you reboot. A reboot is never required for the compile/install steps.
Jeff Vian wrote:
AMAZING POWERS OF OBSERVATION wrote:
talking about kernel 2.6.3-2.1.223
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 13:29, admin@kclinux.net wrote:
/What?
AMAZING POWERS OF OBSERVATION wrote:
hey i that new 2.6 core remake . its just like its first brother . i compiled it on 10 diffrent computers and no boot at all . you need to throw that junk out of the warehouse and make a new start
/
What do you mean "no boot"
The kernel has not been loaded/used until after you reboot. A reboot is never required for the compile/install steps.
Mumble, mumble I run 2.6.3-1.116 under Fedora 1.90, it says that you do not need ide-scsi any longer, but I always use webmin for burning and that does not except /dev/hdb as cdrom-r/w thus I made a new kernel with ide-scsi on. Now the whole machine hangs during fixating! Has anybody any idea how this occurs? Should I use the above kernel?
Em Ter, 2004-03-02 às 16:00, AMAZING POWERS OF OBSERVATION escreveu:
hey i that new 2.6 core remake . its just like its first brother . i compiled it on 10 diffrent computers and no boot at all . you need to throw that junk out of the warehouse and make a new start
So don't compile, download the rpm from Redhat's site, Arjanv's home folder. I've been using it for quite some time, working flawless for more than a month without reboot on a smb server...
At 13:00 3/2/2004, you wrote:
hey i that new 2.6 core remake . its just like its first brother . i compiled it on 10 diffrent computers and no boot at all . you need to throw that junk out of the warehouse and make a new start
You are not making ANY sense.
Are you bitching, or asking for help? If the former, go away. If the latter, give more details and be more specific.
Also, consider that if thousands of people have gotten "that new kernel" to work and you haven't... then perhaps it's something *you're* doing?