A few problems with kernel 1.3.41
vi doesnt recognise the arrow keys
Neither xamixer or xvmixer will run
Is it just me or has anyone else the same problems?
Nick
by Nick Brut » Thu, 16 Nov 1995 04:00:00
vi doesnt recognise the arrow keys
Neither xamixer or xvmixer will run
Is it just me or has anyone else the same problems?
Nick
by Wint » Fri, 17 Nov 1995 04:00:00
Also, dosemu .60.? refuses to run after any recompilation - without emumodule
it doesnt compile, and with it dosemu gives the error (upon loading the
module with insmod) "wrong system.map version" even though its the same
map for the same kernel that i just booted to.
Mike
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1. Kernel 1.3.41 - ip_tcp.h ERRORS!?
I am sort of curious if and how anyone has gotten kernel v1.3.41 to compile?
I did a bit of experimenting and these are my results:
I ftp'd 1.3.40 and could not get it to compile so I deleted and started from
the kernel I had been using...
I started again with 1.3.25 which compiled fine.
Using patches, I compiled at each one until 1.3.35, and found that
1.3.28, 1.3.30 and 1.3.33 and above all would NOT compile?
I am currently at 1.3.32.
I ftp'd from tsx-11 the COMPLETE 1.3.41 and tried to compile it to no avail-
I get two errors having to do with "ip_tcp.h" or "tcp.c" or "ppp.c" - I'm
not really sure how to read the error messages all that fluently.
essentially there is some big long list of the following line:
"from /usr/include/netinet/ip_tcp.h:1," and they just repeat until the end
"from /usr/include/netinet/tcp.h:1,
from ppp.c:105"
then some other error messages I'm not gonna type in, but I'm sure they are
related.
I've seen some people mention that they have 1.3.40 working - why is it that
the kernel's work on some machines and not others?
Why would my patching kernels cause some to not work and the next one
compiles fine, even though I haven't changed ANYTHING, including when I use
the "make config" I just use the same selections all the time (hit return)?
I guess part of what I'm asking is, why would *whoever* release a new kernel
version that wouldn't compile - are these tested before posting, or is that
infact the reason they _are_ posted - so we users can "debug" them and
report our errors...?
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