[BL] BL on SATA drive
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Wed Mar 24 19:56:23 EDT 2010
> Unless someone has a better idea I will eventually compile
> a 2.6 kernel with scsi support instead of 2.4
SATA support (atalib?)
> Sindi
I copied BL to a 40GB drive (people keep giving me the ones that whir
loudly) and got my 1.7GHz computer working again by unplugging replugging
DIMMs a few times (it would stop booting, or start beeping otherwise) and
using BL at the library on a laptop (at up to 400K/sec) downloaded kernel
2.6.21.7 source code as tar.bz2 and uncompressed in /usr/src/linux.
I symlinked to gcc a newer gcc 3.4.6 from Slackware 11, from which I also
have glibc 2.3.6. I have compiled a few things with this combination
before that the SW81 versions could not manage.
make menuconfig gave me some error messages - command not found,
binary operator expected, and integer expression expected and
missing asm-generic/errno.h and asm-generic/ioctl.h
(which I have in /usr/src/linux/include).
A web search on make menuconfig and my errors suggests
I should install kernel headers but I have full kernel source.
Any ideas what else is missing?
make config also gives lots of errors. No such file, undeclared...
Slackware 10.2 can be used with a 2.6 kernel.
To compile and use it you need to install
udev
diffutils
module-init-tools
(Are these really needed or can you manually insmod things as in 2.4?)
You can reuse a 2.4 kernel .config or borrow a 2.6 .config, or start new
make menuconfig
make
make modules_install
make install
(not make dep and make bzImage and make modules as for 2.2 and 2.4)
Do the modules install automatically without insmod?
Sindi
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