On Thu, 28 Oct 1999, Randy Bush wrote:
> o so build -current binary for config
> o update kernel config file to -current
> o config a -current kernel
> o make a -current kernel
> o install -current kernel
> o reboot
> o crash in init after configuring network, but was too fast to capture
> o but i think that the last line of the boot tells the story, see below
>
> so what's the upgrade path?
This sounds like its loading a kernel module (linux.ko perhaps?) built for
3-stable which isn't forwards compatible with the new kernel. Rebuild the
modules and then try booting -current. If that doesn't fix it, consider
building a debug kernel or booting with a serial console so you can
capture the panic.
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Brian Buchanan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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