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Subject: pre 10
Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 22:01:41 -0500	[thread overview]
Message-ID: <20010123220140.A11608@dragon.universe> (raw)

I have successfully compiled and used 2.4.0 on pentium 133
system.  However because I wanted to try reiserfs I installed
2.4.1-pre10.  ppp is now broken.  I get the following error

-------------

Jan 23 21:24:55 a pppd[505]: Serial connection established.
Jan 23 21:24:55 a pppd[505]: ioctl(PPPIOCGFLAGS): Invalid argument
Jan 23 21:24:56 a pppd[505]: Hangup (SIGHUP)
Jan 23 21:24:56 a pppd[505]: Exit.

-----------

I hope it's not my fault?  I did not have any problem with
2.4.0 kernel.


---------------

Next I also have a dell box running celeron 566 with intel i810. 
I run 2.2.18 and managed to make my display adapter work
with a couple of packages from intel site.  I would like
to run 2.4.  First 2.4.0 compiles and boots on this
machine fine.  But I could not startx.  I gave up at that
point but I wanted reiserfs so I again tried with pre10.  pre10
kernel won't even boot.  It says that I must supply "root="
parameter

That can't be right.  First I compile and install on the
same machine.  Next my root is /dev/hda1.  

Next I did 

/usr/sbin/rdev bzImage /dev/hda1

That did not work.

Next I install lilo with proper root parameter.

That did not work.

I hope someone can find and fix these problems.

Regards




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2001-01-24 19:38 ` pre 10 hugang

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