Gentoo netmount was not started, network unreachable

[alexschao]

Sounds like you forgot the minus in front of the capital C... Also, make sure your kernel three is in /usr/src/linux

OK IM IN LINUX KERNEL CONFIGURATION DO I HAVE TO ADD SOMTHING HERE OR JUST THE DATA THATS STILL MARKS

OK IM IN THE MAKE PROCESS THE IM GOI TO MAKE MODULES_INSTALL THE I REBOOT RIGHT?
THANKS

[budman7]

OK IM IN THE MAKE PROCESS THE IM GOI TO MAKE MODULES_INSTALL THE I REBOOT RIGHT?
THANKS

English please?
Do you think you could ease up on the CAPSLOCK button?
It is kind of annoying.

[alexschao]

OK IM IN THE MAKE PROCESS THE IM GOI TO MAKE MODULES_INSTALL THE I REBOOT RIGHT?
THANKS

English please?
Do you think you could ease up on the CAPSLOCK button?
It is kind of annoying.

Sorry now i have to remove my live cd and reboot?
I reboot but when starts loading the modules some of the puts failed to load ¡¡ i write them with the same names when i have the live cd in but it still the same problem.
Thanks

[jaboua]

When you came in to the configuration, you remembered to add the modules you wanted to be compiled in? Did you compile them as modules, that would work, but if you compiled them into the kernel you will have to reinstall the kernel too.

EDIT: To check if the modules work, try as root after having logged in (without the livecd) to run this:

modprobe <module-name>
/etc/init.d/net.eth0 start
ping yahoo.com

[alexschao]

When you came in to the configuration, you remembered to add the modules you wanted to be compiled in? Did you compile them as modules, that would work, but if you compiled them into the kernel you will have to reinstall the kernel too.

EDIT: To check if the modules work, try as root after having logged in (without the livecd) to run this:

modprobe <module-name>
/etc/init.d/net.eth0 start
ping yahoo.com

Hi do i have to reinstall the kernel with the livedcd on, i do the modprobe and the modules are correct,but the modules I detected when i start up with the livecd i write the in modules.autolad.d with nano, but i dont know if is the correct name of the modules because when I start up with out the livecd it shows me and error in every module i write.

Thanks

[jaboua]

If you run "lsmod" with the livecd, before chroot'ing, it should give you a list of modules. Write down the names, reboot into your gentoo-system and do another "lsmod". Compare the results, and post here if there are some modules loaded on the livecd but not on the installed system so maybe we can find out which modules are missing, and where in the kernel-config you find them.

[alexschao]

If you run "lsmod" with the livecd, before chroot'ing, it should give you a list of modules. Write down the names, reboot into your gentoo-system and do another "lsmod". Compare the results, and post here if there are some modules loaded on the livecd but not on the installed system so maybe we can find out which modules are missing, and where in the kernel-config you find them.

When i started with the livecd and do a lsmod the following things apper:
floppy
vtc
ata_piix
evdcv
tg3
parport_pc
parport
ahci
sata_qstor
sata_uli
sat_sis
sata_sx4
sata_nv
sata_via
sata_svw
sata_sil
sata_promise
libata
mise
dm_mirror
dm_mod
sbp2
ohci1394
icee1394
s1811_hcd
ohci_hcd
uhci_hcd
usb-storage
usbhid
ehci_hcd
usbcore

I copy all of this in modules.autoload.d then i do a make and a make modules_install i reboot and remove livecd when start the gentoo enviroment read all de above but with errors and whe i do a lsmod the only modules are:

iptable_raw
ipt_NOTRACK
libcrc32c
cytherm
sata_sx4
sata_sis
ipr
intel_mch_agp
firmware_class
video

thats all i have and when i use modprobe all seems to work find.

[jaboua]

So you can get into the network if you use modprobe? Then recompile the kernel (again) with the support for these modules compiled into the kernel, not as a module:

chroot /mnt/gentoo
cd /usr/src/linux && make menuconfig && make && make modules_install
cp .config /boot/config
cp System.map /boot/System.map"
cp arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot/NAME_OF_KERNEL

Replace /boot/NAME_OF_KERNEL with the name of your kernel. Then remove the entries in the /etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6 and run "modules-update". Then you exit the chroot-enviroment, unmount the partitions and reboot (without the livecd in the cdrom-drive). Does it work now?[/code]