Use kcc

Post #3,080 by admin 7/30/01 3:14:50 PM Reply	Use kcc As indicated in the READMEs. :-) RedHat 7.0 uses a different version of gcc that is incompatible with the kernel source. kcc is linked to an older version. Regards, -scott anderson
Post #3,083 by boxley 7/30/01 3:27:18 PM Reply	no joy, think older ver 6.2 had this driver will try installing that. thanx, bill Our bureaucracy and our laws have turned the world into a clean, safe work camp. We are raising a nation of slaves. Chuck Palahniuk
Post #3,092 by addison 7/30/01 4:16:14 PM Reply	You might have to specify that. There should be a kgcc RPM. As I recall, it was a seperate option to install. Addison
Post #3,146 by boxley 7/30/01 10:00:43 PM Reply	No it ran with kcc but gagged on the same spot. hard drive related. A co-worker suggested installing the OS with no cards in the slot so the OS recognises the pcmcia but loads no drivers. After rebooting with the cards in the pcmia driver would look for appropriate card drivers. The idea being it is two things at once is two much for the install to figure out. :) will try that next. thanx, bill Our bureaucracy and our laws have turned the world into a clean, safe work camp. We are raising a nation of slaves. Chuck Palahniuk
Post #3,217 by addison 7/31/01 11:08:32 AM Reply	Huh? You're talking about a kernel compile, right? Or are you talking about running the kernel you just compiled? Addison
Post #3,325 by boxley 7/31/01 9:50:50 PM Reply	kernel compile make dep make clean make bzIimage(spelling prolly wrong) when it gets to the hardware code about the ide hard drive, find unreferences symbols and eits with an error code 1. Reinstalled a 6.2 kernel with the pcmcia cards out. Rebooted, pushed cards in and got the correct drivers. thanx, bill Our bureaucracy and our laws have turned the world into a clean, safe work camp. We are raising a nation of slaves. Chuck Palahniuk
Post #3,417 by addison 8/1/01 10:44:41 AM Reply	One of us is very very confused. when it gets to the hardware code about the ide hard drive, find unreferences symbols and eits with an error code 1. OK, that's fine.... Has nothing to do at all with what's in your box currently. Reinstalled a 6.2 kernel with the pcmcia cards out. Rebooted, pushed cards in and got the correct drivers. A binary kernel? Ok. so that's the running kernel... and it loads the right modules.. OK... That's not affected by the kernel compile... Unless I'm very confused. Addison
Post #3,460 by boxley 8/1/01 2:19:22 PM Reply	no I was trying to build a new image and could compile the source I had. If it would have compiled would have changed lilo.conf to direct it to that kernel. Kinda like the difference between running config and startup config on a router. thanx, bill Our bureaucracy and our laws have turned the world into a clean, safe work camp. We are raising a nation of slaves. Chuck Palahniuk

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