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<0> you just need to chroot and install a working kernel
<0> no of course not :)
<0> you may have a hardware fault of course.. but I normally doubt that
<0> so try memtest86 from the boot cd too
<0> if it doesn't boot from the cd you know there is a hardware fault
<0> :)
<1> it doesn't boot from foppy
<1> and I remembered, that box somehow does't accept cd-rom
<0> and it used to?
<1> i net-installed the
<1> debian from
<1> floppy
<1> yeah! it used to
<0> it used to boot from the floppy?
<1> I made an install
<0> so you have a hardware problem
<1> not so log time ago
<1> yeah lesshaste
<0> a) open the box, unplug all cables and plug them all back in
<1> I get this error when I try to boot from floppy
<1> ;]
<1> same **** lesshaste
<0> you opened it up, unplugged and replugged everything?!
<2> sup _RADIOhead
<2> :D
<0> Snow: ... ^
<1> yeah :)
<1> it was already opened ;]
<0> all cables!
<0> drives etc.
<0> monitor, mouse, ide tec.
<0> etc.
<0> internal/external :)
<0> floppy drive
<3> I experienced some kind of nasty bug in the linux kernel... dont know how to investigate it further...
<3> the input system seems to crash when using a specific hardware combination
<1> /sbin/init: 432 cannot open dev /console:
<1> no such file
<1> kernel panic: Attemted to kill init
<4> Snow: recompile kernel with console support
<1> It WAS WORKING OK
<1> but after reboots it does nonsense
<4> huh? cant read that
<1> i rebooted the machine
<1> and now it gives this error
<1> the kernel was working fine.
<4> of course the kernel it boots foesn't have what it needs too mount the console
<4> arrgh -f+d
<4> boot back into a sane kernel & reconfigure/build the defunct one
<4> its a common error
<4> are you trying too get yourself removed?
<4> arrgh hit pgup
<4> two things you need too do reconfigure your lilo so it defaults always too a sane kernel & rebuild the borked one
<4> ie make a /boot/stable & a /boot/bzImage
<1> you don't understand
<1> I have only one kernel
<1> and I have done nothing to him
<1> he crashed by himself
<1> after reboot
<5> nope something has removed what is needed by that kernel too mount console
<5> hence you need too boot from a sane kernel
<1> what means
<1> sane kernel?
<5> rebooting from the same one without fixing the problem will most likely result in a repeat error
<1> I HAVE ONLY ONE KERNEL
<5> kernel that has everything needed too boot, one you installed the system with initially
<5> dont use caps or you will be removed
<1> how could I boot him?
<5> I told you already
<1> what means arrgh -f+d
<5> you must have a boot floppy or cd you installed the system with
<1> ok
<1> then!
<1> ;]
<1> what's next?
<6> hai2u _RADIOhead
<5> means I made a typo on the line before & thats the needed correction too fix it
<5> shove it in & boot up
<5> you should be able too mount root=/dev/your_root
<5> as an option if you have a lilo floppy or refer too google for a rescue disk for your dist
<5> ive had enough
<5> bye
<1> thanks gb
<1> very much
<7> Lord-Voldemort, lo lo
<7> gb,
<7> :)
<7> dude ill be back later :) coffe time and busy damn day:)
<6> woot
<8> hi
<6> hi
<8> there is someone a fan of harry potter :D
<6> harry potter what's that?
<8> or lotr
<6> :D
<8> sorry
<6> heh
<6> ;P
<8> I have to go... dep. store :)
<6> for 0xf00d
<7> sync gb Lord-Voldemort :) TheBonsai
<6> wb _RADIOhead
<7> Lord-Voldemort, how things dude
<6> not bad dude just chillin
<6> what about you
<6> i think today ill add a new user on my machine and make an awesome looking desktop
<6> :D
<6> dark theme
<5> mkfs _RADIOhead
<7> IO error :)
<7> Lord-Voldemort, really? :)
<7> what about your site dude?
<5> whose?
<7> gb, :)
<6> yeh havent updated it in ages
<6> lol
<5> define site
<5> oh notheres that mating call again
<7> gb, :p can`t define do no C++ :)
<6> #define SITE "www.neilmathers.co.uk"
<6> there you go
<6> heh
<5> c++?? never sed nuthinbout c++ :P
<7> :) gb
<9> every body sleeping
<6> yes
<9> ah bon
<9> i would like to know why some build kernel tutorial said to change the EXTRAVERSION number... and some other don't said that.....
<9> i would like to know why some build kernel tutorial said to change the EXTRAVERSION number... and some other don't said that.....
<5> marccollin: depends on what you are doing & what you want too achieve
<5> if you want independent kernel without wiping out your currently functioning kernel of same version, you change it
<9> i have kernel 2.6.13 i want to keep it... but i want to rebuild it to test some option... i want to be able to boot on the old kernel and the new
<5> changing extra version creates a different /lib/modules directory too the standard
<9> for my problem... change extra version is not usefull....
<5> objects, etc in your source tree dont get changed though so it makes for a quick way too generate many different kernels of same version with different configs
<9> if i have kernel 2.6.13 and install 2.6.15... i would need to change the extra version...
<5> also helps for identifying which particular config you are in on boot or after its booted via uname -a
<9> ok thanks a lot
<9> last day when i done: make modules_install
<9> i get: /lib/modules/2.6.13-15.7-default/extra/wm8775.ko needs unknown symbol i
<9> 2c_probe
<9> WARNING: /lib/modules/2.6.13-15.7-default/extra/wm8775.ko needs unknown symbol i
<9> 2c_add_driver......
<9> do you know what kind of problem can do that
<5> yup you probably missed out selecting i2c support in the kernel
<5> alternatively if you only have half a tar & it extracted badly you could be missing that part of the source needed too build i2c
<9> where i could fine this option? i use make xconfig...
<5> not the first time ive had a botched kernel build due too partial download, running out of diskspace or similar
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