[Rule-list] Miniconda, slinky, and other OSes

[Devon]

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On Wednesday 27 March 2002 12:29 am, Gordon Buzowetsky wrote:

Hi Gordon,

> Devon's swiss army-knife kernel has all the stuff I need compiled into
> it....
>
> If I were to change kernel alone...I have no modules....

I'm still not clear on the problem. The kernel package that the installer 
loaded is the stock Red Hat kernel, and should have the needed modules 
included in /lib/modules/{version}/kernel/drivers/cdrom/
You should be able to load the module in the same manner as you did 
during the install. If that works, an entry in /etc/modules.conf should 
automate it from that point on.

> I was thinking of making a new directory structure in /lib/modules to
> accomodate Devon's kernel....and sbpd....never got that far.
>
> Will re-install using miniconda...and see if same thing happens.  With
> the miniconda kernel tho...getting sbpcd.o initialiazed was
> easy....just as long as that carries over into the permanent
> install...again...if miniconda kernel....and RH7.2 working kernel
> match; I'm away....if not....I'm up the creek....again.  And boy would
> that be a blast compiling a custom kernel on a 486.....Khours!!!!

Different topic:

When you install using miniconda, or anaconda for that matter, do you 
need to provide the IO args for the sbpcd module, or does it find the cd 
on it's own?

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