Hej Jean, > tar -xvzf 2.4.20-ben10.tar.gz. I followed instructions on how to install it, > that's to say > mv vmlinux /boot > mv System.map /boot > mv modules /lib/modules/VERSION > > I changed the yaboot.conf line image=/boot/vmlinux > > When I reboot i get this line of message "unable to locate > /lib/modules/2.4.20-ben10..." something like that. > However, when I do uname -a, I can see that the new kernel has been loaded.
I wonder if you have moved the 'modules' directory to a directory called 'VERSION' in /lib/modules ? :) (you're supposed to replace 'VERSION' with the current kernel version; however I guess it's preferrable to uses the make target modules_install, see below) in order to get it back and hopefully properly installed, don't use the mv command to install modules. issue the following: (cd to the directory where you've built the kernel) mv /lib/modules/VERSION modules make modules_install this will do the trick. (hopefully :) ) > happens and I get the message "lpr executable could not be found in your > path, check your installation". My question is: Do you think that there > is any relation between the two messages. probably not - the lpr executable is not part of the kernel. do you have installed the lpr package? bye Philipp Kaeser / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
