Linux-kernel mailing list archive 1999-32,: Kernel 2.1 problems

# Kernel 2.1 problems

Jimmy Caudill (jcaudill@vt.edu)
Wed, 11 Aug 1999 00:21:49 -0400

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Ok I'm hoping maybe someone here can help me. I recently installed Debian
2.1. It comes with 2.0.36 which worked fine. I however always try to
recompile the newest for fastest performance and customized hardware. Well,
I compiled in 2.2.1. After it was done compiling, I did make zlilo and also
typed lilo, it said "Added Linux" and done. I rebooted and the computer
locks up at "Ok... booting kernel" The hard drive sounds like it's loading
something but nothing shows up. Now, interesting enough I decided to try a
make zImage and dd'ed the image to a floppy then did a rdev from fd0 to
hda1. Oddly enough when I used the disk, the new compiled kernel worked
fine and booted up my hard drive. This however in the end is not going to
be adequete, it's a laptop so I need it to be booting off my hard drive. I
don't always have the floppy available. Can someone give me an idea of what
I should do? Can I take the image off the floppy and somehow restore that
to the hard drive? I've tried recompiling since I was able to boot of the
disk but that didn't do anything. Thanks in advance.

Jimmy

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