Very Computer

I recently upgraded my 2.0.0 kernel to 2.0.27 by downloading and
compiling the source code.  Tastes great, lasts long time.

Now, when I boot up, I get a message that it can't find the
modules.dep in the modules/2.0.27 directory.  Sure.  I ain't
got one.  So I made a soft link from modules/2.0.0 to 2.0.27.
Now I get lots more error messages.  Nothing is apparantly
amiss, I just get lots of messages.

What do I need to do?

Thanks!
David
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Go into the /usr/src/linux directory (I assume linux is linked to 2.0.27
source).

Do a

make modules
make modules_install

the next time you reboot all should be OK.

Russ

Delete that symlink immediately.

What you probably didn't do was:

make modules; make modules_install

from your Linux source directory.

Quote:>Now I get lots more error messages.  Nothing is apparantly
>amiss, I just get lots of messages.

>What do I need to do?