newbie, 2.4.0 on Asus CUSL2 (Intel 815E chipset with onboard vide o)

newbie, 2.4.0 on Asus CUSL2 (Intel 815E chipset with onboard vide o)

[Stephen Gutknecht (linux-kernel)]

Thanks for the prior help on getting the kernel to compile; real newbie
mistake of not finding the right options in the "make menuconfig" screens.

I can now compile 2.4.0-test, but it hangs on the first line of loading.

 -- I have tried 2.4.0-test10 and 2.4.0-test11-pre4
 -- If I only do my network adapter, it compiles and boots fine.  It is when
I add my desired settings (via "make menuconfig") for video support that the
compiled kernel hangs at system boot.

I have documented the exact procedure I use to compile the kernel at:

  http://www.roundsparrow.com/Linux/240oni815/

Help from other CUSL2 owners (or Intel 815E chipset) appreciated.    Feel
free to keep replies off the main list, as this may be a training issue more
than a kernel one :)

  Stephen Gutknecht
  Renton, Washington
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Re: newbie, 2.4.0 on Asus CUSL2 (Intel 815E chipset with onboard video)

[David Riley]

"Stephen Gutknecht (linux-kernel)" wrote:
> 
> Thanks for the prior help on getting the kernel to compile; real newbie
> mistake of not finding the right options in the "make menuconfig" screens.
> 
> I can now compile 2.4.0-test, but it hangs on the first line of loading.
> 
>  -- I have tried 2.4.0-test10 and 2.4.0-test11-pre4
>  -- If I only do my network adapter, it compiles and boots fine.  It is when
> I add my desired settings (via "make menuconfig") for video support that the
> compiled kernel hangs at system boot.
> 
> I have documented the exact procedure I use to compile the kernel at:
> 
>   http://www.roundsparrow.com/Linux/240oni815/

In your document, you don't mention any setting of CPU type.  That would
be right above the SMP setting.  You say you have a celeron... the
default processor setting is P3, and there's a different setting for
PPro/P2/Celerons.  Improper processor selection has caused a bundle of
rather abrupt and unexplained hangs for me...

BTW, you could compile the RTL8139 driver into the kernel... It works
fine for me.  For what it's worth.  Nothing wrong with modules anyway...

	David
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