Mick schrieb:
Last time this happened to me (more than once), it was because I had selected something in the kernel that I shouldn't have. I had to retrace my steps, removed the offending module and then it compiled and installed fine.
I think you are right. Yesterday I had some time to look more closely into this and came to the same conclusion. I will first try to build an external initrd, which will be loaded during boot. Perhaps I will later switch back to include the initrd inside the kernel.
Thanks for your help. Marc
