After migrating over from that other OS a couple years ago, I've finally
taken the plunge and recompiled my own kernel using debian kernel
package. Everything went smoothly and I'm now running 2.4.23. I should
have done it much sooner.
I've only one question I'm not sure about and haven't found in the docs
(although I'm sure it's right there under my nose) .....
Under the old kernel - 2.4.18-bf2.4 - I had used modconf to add-in the
following modules:
usb-uhci input
usbkbd keybdev
agpgart mousedev
sg maestro3
usbmouse usb-storage
binfmt_aout binfmt_misc
apm ppp_generic
ppp_synctty msdos
tulip
Now, under the new kernel - 2.4.23 - I've got these compiled in. But
when I boot, not unsurprisingly I get errors messages like:
usbmouse modprobe: Can't locate module usbmouse
and so on for every module that is now compiled in but used to be added
in.
These are the modules that are listed in /etc/modules. Is it safe to
just manually edit that file and remove the entries?
Thanks
Kevin
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