[PlanetCCRMA] planet-ccrma kernel 2.4.20-4.ll on redhat 9

[Josh Steiner]

hey star (i think you are stalking me... how many mailing lists are we 
on now?  4? ;)

it turned out that i just needed apt 4.2 not 4.1, i managed to (finally) 
find an up to date rpm at apt.freshrpms.net ... i'm installing 
planet-ccrma as we speak, i'll let y'all know how it goes :)

-josh

shift8 wrote:

>hi josh!  
>
>your rh 9 problem is related to your version of rpm.  you need to have
>the version that built the package, most likely rpm-4.1-1.06 on a stock
>rh 8.   i haven't really checked, but my guess the that the ccrma
>apt-get repository is for 8.0/7.3 systems.  rh 9 is only like 2 weeks
>old...
>
>martin - alsa is hard with any system ;)  on the kernel issue, you can't
>just build an rpm of it had have it work like that.  the idea is that
>you download the srpm, install it, run make config (or xconfig, or
>menuconfig), change all of the kernel opts to match your hardware in the
>/usr/src/linux-2.4.20-4.ll.acpi dir, then edit the .spec for the rpm (in
>/usr/src/rehat/SPECS) to have the pre-install section copy your .config
>generated from the above make to the source tree, then run rpmbuild... 
>
>i know i've left out some steps, but that would be the general idea.  if
>you really want to do this, you need to read the rpm-howtos, the
>kernel-build howtos, etc....  
>
>if your system is working with the downgraded ccrma kernel, you don't
>have to do any of these things :)  you don't need to delete anything
>ether (you should keep everything in /boot and /lib/modules in case you
>ever need/want to boot the original 2.4.20-9)
>
>my recommendation for both?  use 8.0 ;)  
>
>-star
>
>On Fri, 2003-04-18 at 11:53, Josh Steiner wrote:
>  
>
>>hi martin, did you upgrade over a redhat 8 + planetccrma box? I havnt 
>>figured out what i'm missing to get apt working on redhat 9 yet...
>>
>>-Josh
>>
>>Martin Dupras wrote:
>>
>>    
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I have upgraded my linux laptop about a week ago to redhat linux 9. It 
>>>worked fine but I never could manage to get ALSA working.
>>>
>>>I downgraded my kernel to the planet-ccrma 2.4.20-4.ll.acpi kernel, 
>>>and now things are pretty much all fine and groovy. But…
>>>
>>>I need to recompile a few things which need the kernel sources to be 
>>>there. I got the kernel-2.4.20-4.ll.acpi.src.rpm. I followed the 
>>>instructions on the planet-ccrma site but for some reason it will not 
>>>build.
>>>
>>>I tried rpmbuild –ba kernel-2.4.20-4.ll.acpi.src.rpm, and that goes on 
>>>compiling for maybe an hour, yet there are very many warnings (more 
>>>than I would expect from recompiling a kernel), and the rpmbuild exits 
>>>with errors, before creating an RPM or SRPM package. It does appear, 
>>>however to create sources in /usr/src/linux-2.4.20-4.ll.acpi.
>>>
>>>I also checked that /usr/src/linux-2.4 is a link to 
>>>/usr/src/linux-2.4.20-4.ll.acpi.
>>>
>>>Does anyone have any advice? I have a feeling that some things are 
>>>left over from 2.4.20-9 that I had with the RH9 install, yet I don’t 
>>>know where to look for them, and what obsolete files if any I can 
>>>safely delete.
>>>
>>>Thanks!
>>>
>>>- martin
>>>
>>>      
>>>
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