> That's a very good idea as 2.2.18 complains a bit when compiling the
> kernel with the old modutils.
Of course, they release modutils-2.4.0 the day after I finally upgrade.
>From the looks of it, it's just modutils-2.3.24 rebranded. Regardless,
I've upgraded.
> > Here's the thing on the kernel builds - I'd like to get everything figured
> > out in time to master a disc. So, I'm going to use the existing generic.s
> > configs and use those for 2.2.18 (yes, I have updated them). Then, I'm
> > going to take the configs that Jesper and Octave made up and build
> > additional kernels from those files. They will go in the proper place in
> > /kernels. Scared yet? :)
> >
>
> Nope, not scared ;) I'll see if I can get you a newer version of my kernel
> config during the weekend. The one you have now is a little short on scsi
> drivers (understatement).
Alright. If you could make sure it's completely cool for 2.2.18 use as
well, that would be great. Also, what kind of machine is this built for?
As I told Octave, I'll be merging in a kernel built with your config, at
least until we can get a real generic kernel built.
The sooner the better, too. I need to be making masters towards the end
of the weekend. I hate to try to rush things, but I would like the demo
disc to at least support as much stuff as we can come up with.
--
Chris Lumens - chris@slackware.com - KG6CIH
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