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On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 01:57 am, Linux wrote: |
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> Thanks for the tip Martin |
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> Had forgotten that part of mrproper, but it didn't help so I unmerged the |
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> gs-sources and removed the kernel directory and reinstalled it completely. |
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> But it still doesn't compile properly.... Still getting the same error... |
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> Any other good advices |
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> -- Problem part -- |
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> make dep && make bzImage |
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> I'll get an error in compiling |
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> dm.c: In function 'alloc_md': |
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> dm.c:785: error: 'mempool_alloc_slab' undeclared (first use in this |
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> function) ... |
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> dm.c:786: error: 'mempool_free_slab' undeclared (first use in this |
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> function) |
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> --Robert |
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Hey Robert, |
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I recently setup Raid5 and LVM on my new dual opteron server. |
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Can you use a 2.6 kernel? Or do you need to use gs-sources? |
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One thing I found handy was to build a vanilla kernel, to get the system |
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booting and iron out bugs (also good as a backup kernel if something goes |
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wrong) then try and configure the kernel I want once the system is happy. |
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Chris. |
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> On Wednesday 15 September 2004 10:33, Martin Hajduch wrote: |
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> > just a stupid one: |
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> > if you have compiled it couple of times before with different options, |
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> > then try this: |
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> > backup .config |
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> > make mrproper |
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> > restore config |
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> > compile again |