Comilation of Linux kernel for "Yggdrasil Plug-and-Play Linux"

Comilation of Linux kernel for "Yggdrasil Plug-and-Play Linux"

Post by ag.. » Sat, 11 Mar 1995 06:30:24



I've got this problem of mine... I can't get my computer to compile a new
kernel... This is my "User-batch":

CD /USR/SRC/LINUX
Make Config
[Now I answer alot of questions]
Make Dep
Make Clean

When this is done I can not find the newly compiled kernel...

Help me ... please


 
 
 

Comilation of Linux kernel for "Yggdrasil Plug-and-Play Linux"

Post by Dean Edmon » Sun, 12 Mar 1995 11:36:34



>I've got this problem of mine... I can't get my computer to compile a new
>kernel... This is my "User-batch":

>CD /USR/SRC/LINUX
>Make Config
>[Now I answer alot of questions]
>Make Dep
>Make Clean

>When this is done I can not find the newly compiled kernel...

You have to do a plain old `make' or `make zImage' after the `make clean'.
And you probably don't need to do the `make clean' either, although it
shouldn't hurt.

=========================================================================
  - deane

 
 
 

Comilation of Linux kernel for "Yggdrasil Plug-and-Play Linux"

Post by IP Free » Tue, 14 Mar 1995 04:17:19


: I've got this problem of mine... I can't get my computer to compile a new
: kernel... This is my "User-batch":

: CD /USR/SRC/LINUX
: Make Config
: [Now I answer alot of questions]
: Make Dep
: Make Clean

        The basic steps are as follows:

        cd /usr/include
        rm -rf linux
        rm -rf asm
        ln -s /usr/src/linux/include/linux .
        ln -s /usr/src/linux/include/asm .
        cd /usr/src/linux
        make mrproper

        make config
        make dep
        make zImage

        When you machine is finished compiling you will find you new
        kernel in /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/. Copy it to the
        root , run lilo and you off. I suggest you make a copy of
        your old kernel just in case. I add another entry to lilo.conf
        for convience sake but thats up to you. BTW all of this is
        right out of the README. Good Luck!
        joe

 
 
 

1. Yggdrasil Plug-and-Play Linux: Fall 1994 "revB" floppy

|> Note: this post should only concern Yggdrasil users who have the Sony
|> CDU-33A or the SonyCDU-31A CD-ROM drive.
|>
|> We identified a kernel problem (a null pointer was being deferenced)
|> in the driver for the Sony CDU-33A and CDU-33A shortly after the
|> release of our Fall 1994 CD-ROM.  To fix the problem we released a
|> revision B boot floppy which is available via anonymous FTP at
|> ftp.yggdrasil.com (192.216.244.52) in /pub/fall94/revB.
|>
|> This bug (and the fix) has been reported to Linus Torvalds.  Complete
|> source code for the revB kernel is also available in the same
|> directory as the boot floppy image.
|>
|> If you lack FTP access, we are able to mail a floppy to users of the
|> and CDU-31A and CDU-33A drive.  If you plan on ordering and you have a
|> CDU-31A or CDU-33A drive, tell us and we'll make certain that you get
|> the fixed floppy.
|>
|> In addition, the Fall 1994 errata is complete, as far as I know.
|> Please get it *first* if you are having any problems.  It is available
|> through:
|>
|>  - anonymous FTP from ftp.yggdrasil.com (192.216.244.52) in
|>    /pub/fall94/errata.
|>

|>    (If this doesn't work, mail me -- I just set this up a few days ago.)
|>
|> We also have the following two technical support options available:
|>
|>  - The 900 number (900-446-6075 x835 U.S. only) for our general Linux
|>    consulting line (yes, we've helped people using other distributionse
|>    too).  It costs $2.95 a minute and operates from 9:00 to 5:00 PDT.
|>
|>  - Call our sales line and arrange either a $25 one call support (best
|>    described as "one problem as best we can help you or 15 minutes of
|>    our time, whichever is longer").  We also can arrange long-term
|>    consulting.
|>
|>
|> --

|> Be sure to include Keywords: and a short description of your software.

--

--Eric DeVolder                      MS 124-211

  Rockwell Avionics -- Collins       Cedar Rapids, IA

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