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Hi sirmoreno,
When building a 2.6 Kernel you don't have to do make dep bzImage....
Code:
make
make modules_install
should be enough.
For make menuconfig:
If you're using an IDE ...
- 02-15-2006 #11
Hi sirmoreno,
When building a 2.6 Kernel you don't have to do make dep bzImage....
should be enough.Code:make make modules_install
For make menuconfig:
If you're using an IDE drive, goto
scroll down toCode:Device Drivers ---> ATA/ATAPI/MFM/RLL support --->
and check if your IDE chipset ist enabled. If you're usingCode:--- generic/default IDE chipset support
a SCSI drive, goto
and check if your SCSI controller is enabled.Code:SCSI device support ---> SCSI low-level drivers --->
You should also have a look at
and check if you have all filesystems you need.Code:File systems --->
If you compile them as a module, [M] should be shown on the left side.
In this case, you have to create an initial ramdisk (man mkinitrd).
The easiest way would be, to compile these options into your kernel.
Activate those options by pressing 'y'
(menuconfig should show[*] on the left side of these options).


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