Hello Oliver, good to hear from you again...
let me get you straight, first I repeat the Debian Installation as I previously did from the original Woody CDs (Boot of CD, Use Modules Floppy to access RAID Array, Install Debian but don't reboot)... then what I need to do is to transfer a copy of the Kernel Sources to the Hard Disk and shell to command line from the Debian Installer and do a recompile of the Kernel eh? Anyway the machine is running Redhat now but everything seems to be in wierd places now... going to do the Debian installation in a few moments and hope to hear from you soon! Thanks for looking into this for me! Tuesday, September 9, 2003, 9:13:25 PM, you wrote: OE> It is a macro that is defined when building a kernel from source. It is OE> in the SCSI low-level drivers section. OE> If the RAID array is the boot disk, you can't boot from it if its driver OE> is a module - the module must be built into the kernel. Otherwise it OE> will try to read the module from the RAID, but it doesn't yet know how OE> to read the RAID... OE> If you can make a boot floppy that works, the next stage is to install OE> kernel-source-2.4.21 and kernel-package, and configure, build and OE> install your new kernel. But if you don't know anything about building OE> the kernel from source, you may need to read up on that first. -- Best regards, Derek mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
