Re: 2.6 kernel

> I am guessing that the 2.6 kernels are not supported yet.
You're right.
Not yet supported, check PXES Roadmap for details.


>
> When I ran pxesconfig and selected a 2.6 kernel, it complains that it
> can not find any nic modules, allthough they are there. There is a big
> difference in the layout pf the modules between 2.4 and 2.6. The thing I
> see that could be effecting pxesconfig, is that instead of eepro100.o
> you now have eepro100.ko.
>
> Anyone using a 2.6 kernel yet?
>
> Another thing I have come across is that pxesconfig has issues when
> initializing the ram disks. It starts with a ramdisk that is too small
> to hold all the files needed. If I specify a ramdisk image I created
> manually it works fine. But if I just use the default pxesconfig bitches
> about running out of space, then continues on as if nothing happend.
> This creates an incomplete ramdisk, which wont boot.
>
> any thoughts?
>
> DuWayne
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