Re: Is there a good faq for rebuilding the PXES kernel with new modules?

Josh Harding <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.pxes.devel
Organization Motorola
Message-ID <[email protected]>
William Parish wrote:

> If I don't use the pxes config file, but just create my own it compiles
> all the way through and seems to work, but my bzImage ends up being much
> larger than the prebuilt pxes image (over a meg in size).  If I try to
> load it anyway I just get flashing scroll lock and caps lock LED's.

On my Dell Latitudes, flashing scroll lock and caps lock LEDs usually 
means a hardware problem with memory.  Bad chip, bad socket, not well 
seated?

Perhaps the larger kernel you're running is using more RAM or a 
different part of RAM that is bad?

						The Amigo


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