Hi, before doing make, do make menuconfig or make xconfig and inspect the relevant options. I usually collect the chipset specs regarding the mainboard CPU and expansion cards and go through documentation and configuration (if needed). Mostly I just check that the drivers is enabled and if it should be module or built in.
You may also try earlier kernel version - just look at the kernel changelog or google about this problem - I don't know why your keyboard types tons of 'o' regards On Tue, Dec 19, 2017 at 2:31 PM, Brian Oney <brian.j.o...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Thank you for the advice. I have gotten that far and went that far again. > Below is what I am doing: > > kversion="4.14.2" > cd ~/kernel/linux-$kversion > # uname -r > # 4.9.0-4-amd64 > cp /boot/config-`uname -r` .config > yes '' | make oldconfig > # There are TONS of new options > make -j 4 deb-pkg > > I get everything I would expect (other than the compilation directory > being 19GB) and can successfully install the debs. When I restart things, > my keyboard doesn't work (well it types tons of the character 'o'. I also > get the error that module 'pcskr' is already loaded. I will try to get this > puppy booted and ssh into it. Any further tips would be appreciated! > > Cheers > >
