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Re: Help! Kernel Upgrade!

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From: Bek Oberin
Date: Wed, 05 Jun 1996 00:00
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In article <4p127r$3l6@harbinger.cc.monash.edu.au>, Mr William Shie wrote:
>Hi world! I need some help on a kernel upgrade...
>Recently, I have upgraded from kernel 1.2.13 to pre2.0.10, I have noticed
>the messages shown on the last section of this news...
>For your information I have done the following:
>. upgrading the gcc to 2.7.2
>. upgrading the binutils to 2.6.0.14
>. upgrading the libc to 5.3.12
>. upgrading the libg++ to 2.7.1.4 (for the first 4, I only decompressed
>  the sources files that I downloaded from the sunsite)
>. make config (I have noticed the 'make menuconfig' doesn't seem to work
>  properly, don't know about 'make xconfig' thou)
>. make dep ; make clean (no error)
>. make zlilo (no error)
>. make modules
>. make modules_install (I have this message thou: ls: *.o: No such file
>  or directory)

You've not upgraded the modules - they come separately from the
kernel.  Take a look in the /usr/src/linux/Documentation/Changes file,
and it tells you where you can get the new modules file.  It'll also
tell you about the flock() error and how to fix it (I can't remember
off the top of my head).

For kernels, more than anything, *always* read the changes file!


gossamer
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From: gossamer@glasswings.com.au (Bek Oberin)
Subject: Re: Help! Kernel Upgrade!
Date: 1996/06/05
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