Very Computer

I have installed RedHat 6.2 as a KDE workstation and now want to
configure ide-scsi emulation in the kernel.  When I cd to /usr/src/linux
and type "make xconfig" or "make menuconfig" I get  "No rule to make
xconfig (or menuconfig)".

I have installed Tcl and Tk but still get the same result.  I am, of
course, new at this so I am at a loss.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

Quote:>I have installed RedHat 6.2 as a KDE workstation and now want to
>configure ide-scsi emulation in the kernel.  When I cd to /usr/src/linux
>and type "make xconfig" or "make menuconfig" I get  "No rule to make
>xconfig (or menuconfig)".

>I have installed Tcl and Tk but still get the same result.  I am, of
>course, new at this so I am at a loss.

It is pretty hard to to compile the kernel if you
have not installed the source.

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It works the way the Wang did, what's the problem
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You don't have the kernel sources installed. I'd suggest you go to a
mirror of ftp.kernel.org (for instance ftp.us.kernel.org, if you're in
the US), download a stock kernel, and put the source in /usr/src/linux,
instead of using the RH-modified source.

MST

I have same problem, and my 'make' commands, also give me errors. I'm
using kernel 2.2.16-3. I had no problems before changeing kernels. I
have the source kernels loaded, but they are the RH ones. Does this
matter? If so, can you explain how to load the correct ones? Thanks in
advance- Chris