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Collins Richey wrote: |
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> I'm trying to understand where you hide the kernel source on gentoo and |
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> where the options used to generate the standard gentoo kernel are located. |
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> All that I find under /usr/src is several sets of /include directories but |
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> no source tree. |
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> The kernel you supply, for example, has no sound modules compiled, and I |
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> would like to recompile for sound support (esssolo1.o and soundcore.o are |
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> needed) without breaking anything else. |
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(The default kernel contains all alsa sound modules) |
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> I understand building kernels from way back, but what's the gentoo-style |
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> procedure for doing this? |
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Current kernel source poackage is broken, eigher use |
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linux-source-2.4.4-rx.ebuild or |
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use a default kernel and run a manual config inbetween. |
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cd /usr/portage/sys-kernel/linux |
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ebuild linux-2.4.4.5.ebuild unpack |
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cd /tmp/portage/linux-2.4.4.5/work/linux |
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make menuconfig |
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cd /usr/portage/sys-kernel/linux |
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ebuild linux-2.4.4.5.ebuild merge |
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bye achim~ |
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> Also what is necessary to get ide-cdrw support. I notice that /dev/sr0 ... |
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> have not been generated. |
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> TIA |
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> -- |
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> Collins Richey |
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