Subject: Kernel swapping for newbies.
From: Ben Donley (bdonley@seas.upenn.edu)
Date: Tue Dec 21 1999 - 13:52:51 MST
Here's my saga:
I wanted to install the new Xpmac (supposedly accelerated for the mach64 chip,
or something.) It told me I needed glibc 2.1.3 or better and kernel 2.2.10 or
better.
I figured that all I needed to do to use the new kernel was to download it,
gunzip it, put it in my Mac OS system folder, and tell BootX to use it.
When I rebooted, I got a million error messages telling me that my
/boot/System.map didn't match my kernel. So I put back the old kernel.
I have all kinds of theories on what I should try to do next, but they're all
fundamentally flawed...
How do you upgrade the kernel in Yellow Dog Linux?
I'm running the Champion Server 1.1 with minimal changes.
- Ben
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