Re: Compilation errors compiling kernel 2.2.14
OK, I did it. I've taken the 2.2.10 kernel, applied the m68k patches and
everything compiled fine. Penguin 18 boots the new kernel, it finds the onboard
SONIC ethernet, but...
... if I ping somewhere, It does not work ...
The ethernet works fine under MacOS, and I can't get anything relevant from
/var/log/messages.
Now there seeemed to be a similar problem already discussed on the list, but the
Penguin 17 option (Don't disable VBL) has disappeared.
What could I try to do now? Any magic tricks? (Personal background: some Mac
knowledge as a user and some as an INtel Linux user)
Peter
From: Michael Schmitz <schmitz@mail.biophys.uni-duesseldorf.de> AT NOVARALINK on
16/02/2000 09:23
To: PETER HOPFGARTNER/MERANO/MEMC Electronic Materials Spa
cc: debian-68k@lists.debian.org AT NOVARALINK@CCMAIL,
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Subject: Re: Compilation errors compiling kernel 2.2.14
> When I try to compile the kernel 2.2.14, taken from woody, the compilation
> terminates with:
No surprise there.
Use a m68k kernel source, or apply the m68k kernel patch for 2.2.10 to
2.2.14. There's no such thing as 2.2.14 for m68k.
Michael
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