Kernel re-compilation
Tim Burgess
tim at blazie.co.uk
Thu May 18 08:05:14 EDT 2000
Hi folks,
I thought I'd successfully re-compiled my kernel with SpeakUp, but I appear
to have been wrong. When the machine boots my synthesizer (Braille 'n
Speak) starts to talk but stops when the O/S reports an error that my 2.2.14
kernel can't be run on an i586. When I compiled the kernel I cheated and
did a "make oldconfig" instead of a "make config", partly to save time and
partly to avoid some of the questioning that might lead me astray. Is this
where I went wrong? Do I need a different copy of the source (Red Hat 6.1)?
I should state that linux continues to load and allows me to log in, but
with no speech. If I do "uname -r" I get the correct kernel version back
(i.e. 2.2.14 instead of my previous 2.2.12).
Help! I'm so near, yet so far!
Thanks, yet again, in advance.
Tim Burgess
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