More Compile issues
Net Llama!
netllama
Mon May 17 11:42:36 PDT 2004
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Bonez wrote:
> To be honest, I am certain I don't have the System.map copied over correctly.
> Here's what I did after the last compile run: cp /linux-2.4.20/System.map
> /boot/System.map-2.4.20. That's probably not the right thing to do, but it's
> what I tried. I am way new at all this, so I do appreciate your patience with
> me.
That looks correct to me. That's what i always do, although i always
build my kernels in /usr/src/linux/.
> > 1) Are you sure you coppied the right System.map into /boot? You are
> > still getting errors about that
>
> I checked the modules.conf file, and found no reference there to 'char major
> 81' As well, I did NOT select video for linux when running make menuconfig.
V4L (Video for Linux) is for TV/webcams. Its getting it from somewhere.
You sure that you didn't taint your kernel source, or copy the kernel to
the wrong place or with the wrong name. Something is crossing your
signals. Oh wait, this is a Caldera box, isn't it? They have that
perverse /etc/modules/default crap, right? Check in there and see if
there are any references to anything odd. Also, what version of modutils
are you running? You made sure to meet all the minimum requirements in
$linux/Documentation/Changes, right?
> > 2) char major 81 is for /dev/video and a couple other things.. check
> > devices.txt in the Doc's.. it has nothing to do with anything other than
> > an alias in modules.conf.. assuming you have no video devices.
>
> How do I modprobe my SCSI host adapter? I don't even know what the adapter is
> called, let alone how to probe it.
What kind of SCSI controller do you have? Should be as simple as
"modprobe <module_name>". And then if that works ok, add something like
this to /etc/modules.conf:
alias scsi0 <module_name>
So i take it that your NIC & Sound are now working?
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