(sorry for top post, need to figure out how to change my phone settings)
I've been using make oldconfig when going from one kernel to the next,
answering the necessary questions as they come up. As the first kernel I
had was a CentOS kernel it's probably got lots of stuff in there I don't
need, but wouldn't have the first clue about getting rid of.
Obviously there's something changing between my 2.6.26 kernel config and the
27 that means the kernel won't boot. I just can't figure out what that is.
I've looked through the changelog for that kernel, but nothing's leaping out
at me.
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Graeme Hilton
On Sep 17, 2009 7:07 PM, "Tim Brocklehurst" <timb@???>
wrote:
On Thursday 17 September 2009 16:51:59 Graeme Hilton wrote: > 2009/9/17 Vic
<lug@???>: > >> ...
This may be pointing out the obvious, but how did you compile the kernal?
Have
you used an appropriate settings file? On Debian (squeeze) there is a
/boot/config-2.6.30 (also other versions), which contains the Debian options
for the kernel build. You need to use this file when configuring the new
kenel,
or it will only have support for the default options. Lack of this
configuration at build may well cause boot problems.
Tim B.
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