Re: Re: recompile kernel
Evan Read <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.gentoo.newbies |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On Sat, 24 Aug 2002 10:13, Bob Lockie wrote: > >>>I'm getting an error recompiling the kernel. > >>>I did "make dep" successfully. > >>>"make clean bzImage modules modules_install" fails: > >> > >>I originally took out "Symmetric Multiprocessing Support" (the help said > >> I could disable it). It worked when I put it back in. > > > >Unless you don't have an SMP system, you shouldn't have to enable the > >setting. > >Try backing up your .config file, do a "make mrproper", copy the .config > >file back and try again to compile the kernel. > > I can't compile the kernel now. > I must have selected something that requires SMP support? Hey, I would delete your kernel source tree, unpack it again (so you know it is clean) and not prune out so much stuff. It may or may not have been the SMP support that broke it, but I would examine why you are recompiling the kernel and just satisfy that. If it is merely to upgrade to a later version, then only touch things you need to put in to work with your hardware. If you are trying new features, then add them in. Try not too pull too much stuff out until you have your kernel working. Then later you can experiment a bit more but _do_ expect this to happen. Thanks. Evan.