Mark Wagnon wrote:
> Tim Heuser wrote: > > > > Mark Wagnon wrote: > > > > > Tim Heuser wrote: > > > > > > > > Do you mean to have 2.0.34 as my kernel before upgrading to the 2.0.36? > > > > > > > > > > This was in the /etc/src dir right? > > > > You're supposed to be in /usr/src. This is where you uncompress the > kernel sources. Then you rename the linux directory to > kernel-sources-2.0.36, then make a sym link called linux that points to > kernel-sources-2.0.36. Sorry about that. Yes, I was in /usr/src. > > > > > > o type make zImage > > > > Ok, here a bit of a problem I think. > > At the end of it all I got... > > make [1]: as86: command not found > > make [1]: *** [bootsoct.0] error 127 > > make: *** [zImage] error 2 > > > > What directory were you in and what command did you enter when you got > this message? I don't know what the above means, but if you're in the > wrong directory, I don't think any of the commands will work, because > they'll be looking for the source. > /usr/srcThis was at the end of all the stuff that came across the screen when I entered "make zImage" > > > > I think I still have the old /vmlinuz as well as the /vmlinuz.old > > > > > > > > Now you need to modify the /etc/lilo.conf file. Depending on where you > > > have linux and windows installed you may need to edit the partitions. > > > > > > > My lilo.conf > >--- > > boot=/dev/hda > > root=.dev/hdb2 > > install=/boot/boot.b > > map=/boot/map > > vga=normal > > delay=70 > > # prompt > > ramdisk=0 > > > > read-only > > default=win > > > > other=/dev/hda1 > > label=win > > table=/dev/hda > > > > image=/vmlinuz > > label=deb > > alias=linux > > > > inage=/vmlinuz.old > ^ > Did you type this into your email editor by hand or did you cut n paste > it from /etc/lilo.conf? I couldn't get the cut and paste to work, and my new glasses arn't due for another 2 weeks. ;)I did test the "old" and it did work. > > > > root=/dev/hdb2 > > label=old > > > > > > > > > > > Let me know if you get stuck > > > > I guess I'm stuck... Ideas? > > This message is looking scary. Try going through the list I sent you > again and make sure that you're in the /usr/src directory when you > start. also, check your /etc/lilo.conf file for typos. > > I'll do that, but I was very carefull the first time. thanks again. Tim
