Pe Elle
01-31-05, 05:54 PM
I have an x86 machine.
running Debian 3.0(updated)
2.6.xx kernel
the kernel was defaulted to /lib/modules/2.6.xx/ instead of /usr/src/
Anyways. I atempted to install, and it complained of no kernel.
so I added --kernel-source-path /lib and it would say invalid directory. If i tried adding "/lib/modules" it would show this:
"Cannot find "/lib/modules/modules/2.6.xx/kernel.o"
the kernel.o file is in "/lib/modules/2.6.xx/" but I am having troubles getting it to direct to that point.
Any suggestions?
I can recompile my kernel, so if I need to just need to recompile it in the /usr/src directory I will but I would like to avoid doing this if possible.
Thanks in advance.
running Debian 3.0(updated)
2.6.xx kernel
the kernel was defaulted to /lib/modules/2.6.xx/ instead of /usr/src/
Anyways. I atempted to install, and it complained of no kernel.
so I added --kernel-source-path /lib and it would say invalid directory. If i tried adding "/lib/modules" it would show this:
"Cannot find "/lib/modules/modules/2.6.xx/kernel.o"
the kernel.o file is in "/lib/modules/2.6.xx/" but I am having troubles getting it to direct to that point.
Any suggestions?
I can recompile my kernel, so if I need to just need to recompile it in the /usr/src directory I will but I would like to avoid doing this if possible.
Thanks in advance.