I work on kernel development. I have Lilo set up for the stable kernel
and the development kernel. I install modules in the default directory
ie
/lib/modules/`uname -r'/. How do I set up modules so that I can boot
either kernel
and not get unresolved symbol warnings when module dependencies are
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Bob Tennent wrote:
>Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 11:51:48 -0400
>From: Bob Tennent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: unpacking src rpms
>
>I suddenly find that a src rpm unpacks under /root/redhat; furthermore,
>all the sources in /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES have bee
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steven Boswell ) writes:
> I upgraded from the previous kernel (2.2.14-something or other) and used
> my old .config file, and patched it up using "make menuconfig". My
> machine (an old Pentium) has a SoundBlaster Pro with the attached CD-ROM
> drive. It used to work fine.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (kenneth topp ) writes:
> > > 1) no jdk works (tried 4 of them)
> >
> > That is being checked as I write.
>
> Awesome. I hope some details (especially when fixes to the problem are
> available) are shared to this list. Jdk's are perhaps the most widely
> installed binary on
> Did anything change w.r.t. SBPCD handling in the last kernel change?
> Did I make a dumbass mistake? Any advice on how to approach debugging
> this?
I don't know any of the changes, but I can give advice on how to debug
this.
try running:
/bin/dmesg
The kernel keeps a little buffer of
I upgraded from the previous kernel (2.2.14-something or other) and used
my old .config file, and patched it up using "make menuconfig". My
machine (an old Pentium) has a SoundBlaster Pro with the attached CD-ROM
drive. It used to work fine. But under 2.2.16-3, the kernel can't find
it!
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there does not seem ( from my cursory look ) to be any code in fs/pipe.c
that handles the dispatching of SIGIO's. Looking for SIGIO's on other
device drivers leads me to believe that the SIGIO signal is not implimented
for all drivers. Could also be that SIGIO is centrally dispatched - and
havent
> > 1) no jdk works (tried 4 of them)
>
> That is being checked as I write.
>
Awesome. I hope some details (especially when fixes to the problem are
available) are shared to this list. Jdk's are perhaps the most widely
installed binary only program on linux (noting that netscape will be
repl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (kenneth topp ) writes:
> 1) no jdk works (tried 4 of them)
That is being checked as I write.
> 2) xmms doesn't "read info on load" anymore (this is with 1.2.x compiled
> under rawhide, not rh6.x compiled versions).
Tried the one in rawhide?
> 3) cannot build latest m
Just a couple issues:
1) no jdk works (tried 4 of them)
2) xmms doesn't "read info on load" anymore (this is with 1.2.x compiled
under rawhide, not rh6.x compiled versions).
3) cannot build latest modutils (version 2.3.12)
4) Never unmounts "/" cleanly
5) Cannot boot 2.4.0-test3 (compi
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On 12/07/00 at 11:51 Bob Tennent wrote:
>I suddenly find that a src rpm unpacks under /root/redhat; furthermore,
>all the sources in /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES have been copied over. How?
Why?
>
>Bob T.
Who produced the SRPM ? what SRPM is it ?
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Vladislav,
Thanks for the tip! I'll go check out this source code immediately
to see if I can figure out what is wrong. And if necessary, I'll
dig up that R.W. Steven's "Network Programming" book. Thanks!
Matt Marlow
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I suddenly find that a src rpm unpacks under /root/redhat; furthermore,
all the sources in /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES have been copied over. How? Why?
Bob T.
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Matt Marlow wrote:
> Hi, I've been working on a program that is supposed to generate
> a SIGIO signal whenever there is a read or write on a certain
> file descriptor. Yet it seems no matter what I do (short of a
> "kill( SIGIO, getpid() )") I cannot get a SIGIO generated under
> Redhat 6.2!
Mat
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Adam Fox wrote:
This isn't really a development related question.. You might get
a better answer on [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry I couldn't be of more help... Good luck.
TTYL
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Mike A. Harris Linux advocate
Comput
On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, Thomas Dodd wrote:
>I can think of two good choices.
>1) convert the zip file to a tarred and gziped
> file. Then add it to the Source list, so you
> have 2 source files
>2) make a patch file that will change the dummy
> crypt file to the real ones. Put that in the
>
Hi,
Could someone tell me from where can I get information about development
on linux ? eg. how can I make static, dynamic library, what are those
files in binutils for, which binutils, gcc, gdb, glibc...would be useful
to use, what is elf, what system or semi-system libraies are useful.
So if som
Adam Fox wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> After wading thru countless mailing lists, newsgroups etc (places
> where I can usually find my answer), I cannot find a solution to the
> problem of accessing a MS winsock proxy server using Linux.
> Unfortunately, I don't have any say at work as to what type o
Hi there,
After wading thru countless mailing lists,
newsgroups etc (places where I can usually find my answer), I cannot find a
solution to the problem of accessing a MS winsock proxy server using Linux.
Unfortunately, I don't have any say at work as to what type of proxy server we
do use
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