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<0> x|e you need to install udev if not using devfs and in the bootloader's options of the line "kernel..." at the end add udev
<0> probably that
<0> as well, you might had
<0> in the bootloader root=(something) might be totally wrong
<0> tell me where your actual root ( / ) is?
<0> which hdd? you should do root=/dev/hda6 or whatever depending on your config
<1> root is /dev/hda2
<0> ok then do root=/dev/hda2
<1> ya its there already
<0> if anything, devfs is no more in 2.6.15
<1> udev is installed
<0> so use udev
<0> in boot options add udev
<0> im not entirely sure
<0> www.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/kernel/hotplug/udev.html
<1> hmm
<1> thanks
<0> np, just giving my best shot :)
<2> whoa
<3> -_-
<4> As Salaam e laikum
<4> Translation: Peace b upon u.
<4> In the Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful http://www.submission.org/ . . . . . .Happiness is submission to God. There is no other god besides GOD.
<5> Im_a_muslim: I'm a flying spaghetti monsterist
<5> what now?
<4> that is not a joke.
<5> neither is that.
<5> this is the linux kernel room
<5> you don't spout off religious messages everywhere
<5> that's called spamming
<3> :-)
<5> rofl
<5> got what he deserved
<1> heh
<6> ./c
<6> whoops
<5> :)
<7> the llh guys put an error macro in config.h . I would be tempted to replace that file with my kernel config.h file but they don't recommend so... any reason wny? Should I simply empty the content of it?
<8> hi, i have only compiled kernel once. i u would like to compile a kernel for another architecture because if i did it on the target im sure it would take forever as its damn slow..
<8> i have a p4 and want to compile for c3 mini itx, is it very difficult?
<9> julian_tf: simple read up on & install distcc
<9> then you can do the compile natively using the grunt of a faster or multiple faster computers
<8> gb: say i got the kernel compiled, how difficult is to move it to the target system?
<8> or to say properly, to install it
<9> depends on wot dist you are using
<9> debian it'd be simply a case of building a deb, ftping it & installing it
<9> anything else you'd have too grab the image /lib/modules/kernel_version directory & possibly system.map
<8> thanks
<10> Hi, is there a website to learn all option of the kernel config, its very hard to understand all in the menuconfig
<3> r3m: there is a howto at tldp.org
<3> but it doesn't cover all options, only some of them
<10> ok thanks
<9> oh no
<9> I am so sick of that lame quit message
<3> "Leaving"?
<9> no the one ripped off a webpage
<11> Hi, I just upgraded to 2.6.15 and I am unable to read/write dvds; dmesg reports: Unable to identify CD-ROM format. I am able to read regular cd's. I tried specifying libata.atapi_enabled=1 as a command line options.
<9> rconnell: Please don't repeat
<3> the problem with annoying quit messages is that you have to remember them to complain to the person when they enter again
<12> hi i executed the mkinitrd and i get thie message:"Cannot determine dependencies of module reiserfs/thermal/fan/processor . Is modules.dep up to date?
<12> what can i do?
<13> hey guys, was wondering if it is worth upgrading to kernel v2.6 or not
<14> id say definately on desktops, but for servers it might not be worth the problems
<15> hi
<15> my machine keeps freezing, and for the first time, I got an error message in syslog when it happened, any idea what it can be? http://firefang.net/~omry/crash.log
<15> kernel 2.6.15
<16> oh...your JVM eats all physical memory?
<16> omry, what size of physical mamem do you have?
<16> *memoty :)
<15> zarathushtra, 512mb
<15> zarathushtra?
<16> I meen RAM + virt. mem
<15> 512 x 2
<15> approx
<16> all memory space size
<16> swap = 512 Mb
<16> ?
<15> mem -m reports 486 swap
<15> and 504 ram
<16> OK...I see
<15> I meant free -m.
<15> what do you think?
<16> Your JVM process try to addressed almost 4Gb memory....so....may be your java-application has momory leak or so on
<15> it could be a bug in one of the libs..
<15> does it make sense that the whole machine dies?
<16> Your kernel by default support highmemory addressing (CONFIG_HIGHMEM4G)
<15> what does it mean?
<16> it means that you have (that you must have) total memory more than 1Gb but less than 4 Gb
<15> which I dont
<16> so your kernel try to allocate memory page up to 4Gb address
<16> what java application do you use?
<15> tomcat and azureus
<16> oh....I see
<16> I've like problem
<15> cat /boot/config-2.6.15.1 | grep CONFIG_HIGHMEM4G
<15> # CONFIG_HIGHMEM4G is not set
<16> my billing system under tomket
<16> type cat /boot/config-2.6.15.1 | grep HIGHMEM
<15> =y
<15> CONFIG_NOHIGHMEM=y
<16> hm....
<16> than....I don't know :)
<15> bummer.
<15> its a server, and it keeps dying.
<15> you think it can a hardware problem?
<17> hi folx
<16> no of cource
<15> I think it must be azureus, tomcat is very idle.
<15> and the azureus java processes uses 16% MEM in top.
<16> "Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address fffffffc" I dont understand why kernel try to addressed up to 4Gb virt memory?
<15> no idea.. :(
<15> I upgraded from 2.6.7 to 2.6.12 to 2.6.15 and it still crashes.
<18> hi
<19> Hi
<18> someone knows how to recover my data after do mke2fs -j??
<19> Has anyone here compiled 2.4.32? I get this error: /usr/src/linux-2.4.32/include/asm/processor.h:75: error: array type has incomplete element type
<19> extern struct tss_struct init_tss[NR_CPUS];
<19> is what it says on that line
<20> format C:
<20> ops
<19> lol
<19> I am wondering. How do I make a kernel use a different directory other than /lib/kernel-{uname -r}/ ?
<19> or whatever
<15> do you guys think this crash (http://firefang.net/~omry/crash.log) worth a bug report ? I know its marked tainted, the only thing that cause it is lirc_serial module, which is gpl2.
<21> I have a small problem with my Debian system. I have no idea if it is a kernel problem, but I will guess that it is. When I try to eject my dvd drive, I get this this error: eject: unable to eject, last error: Invalid argument
<22> what can be done if the wrong chipset is recognised for a pci device?
<21> As a regular user, that is the end of story. As the root, I get the error, but it ejects anyway. Any idea what the cause is?
<21> I read through the mount and eject manpages, and checked the logs, but I have not found anything.
<21> I am not the type to monkey with my /dev area, so I don't think I changed anything in there...
<23> i'm trying to enable AAM on my sata hard drive, but hdparm -M says "Inappropriate ioctl for device"
<23> other stuff like smartctl and hddtemp works though, 2.6.15
<19> /usr/src/linux-2.4.31/include/asm/processor.h:75: error: array type has incomplete element type
<23> GutterPunk: are you using gcc 4.0?
<19> I get this error on both 2.4.32 and 2.4.31 kernel. What's the deal here?
<19> j4cbo, yes
<23> try 3.3
<19> j4cbo, alright
<24> I'm trying to patch 2.6.0 up to 2.6.16-git11. Are patch-2.6.16-rc and patch-2.6.16-rc2-git11
<24> the only patches I need?
<19> Alright changing to gcc 3.3 helped solve that problem... Now I get a lot of Error: "suffix or operands invalid for `mov'
<19> " errors... Anyone know what might be the issue here?
<24> I'm getting can't find file to patch at input line 5
<24> on diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore
<24> . Why is that?
<25> how do i boot my new kernel
<22> antD: have you updated your bootloader (lilo/grub)?
<25> i don't know how, what to do.
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