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Nick Khamis a écrit : |
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> I have a kernel recompiled here, and I would like to copy over the bz to |
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> boot. I have a /boot that I can access but I do not think this is it |
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> (there is nothing in there). When I 'mount /boot' I get unkown |
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> filesystem type 'ext2'. I have followed Gentoo Handbook direction for |
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> the installation of the environemnt. Please Help. |
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Hmmmm... According to what you said, it seems that when you compiled your |
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current running kernel during the Gentoo install, either you forgot to compile |
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ext2 filesystem support in the kernel, either you compile it as module, in this |
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case doing a modprobe ext2 can help, or in the last choice, you didn't compile |
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ext2 support at all. |
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Try to see if you are in the first cases. If not, you will have to compile your |
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newly kernel with ext2 support, and use grub command line from the boot menu to |
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tell him to use your new kernel instead of the one located in /boot. |
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HTH. |
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> Thank In Advanced, |
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> Ninus |
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