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Re: EMC and new Redhat.

Posted by Brian L.
on 1999-11-09 12:44:26 UTC
No, 2.2.12 WILL NOT work. Even if RedHat did box up a 2.2.10 kernel, I wouldn't use it because often patches don't work well
with RedHat kernels (because they are modified). You can get the full gernel sources from ftp.kernel.org in a tarball called
linux-2.2.10.tar.gz somewhere on the server. If you can't find it, tell me and I'll get a link. Here's what you do once you get
it:

in /usr/src there should be a directory 'linux' and a directory 'linux-2.2.12'. Delete the linux directory for now. It is only
a link to the linux-2.2.12 directory and we don't want things to get ugly.

then, run
tar xzvf linux-2.2.10.tar.gz
in the /usr/src directory

change the name of the 'linux' directory that that untarred into to something better, lets say 'linux-2.2.10'

make a link for /usr/src/linux with
ln -s linux-2.2.10 linux
in the /usr/src/directory

you can even copy the .config from /usr/src/linux-2.2.12 to /usr/src/linux-2.2.10 if you want (to keep your old config)

Then follow RT instructions and the ones on EMCs site.
You MAY need to fiddle with the directory names a bit because beta11 untars into /usr/src/beta11/rtl and EMC looks for it in
/usr/src/rtl. for this, just do a "ln -s /usr/src/beta11/rtl /usr/src/rtl" to fix that. You also need to do some Makefile
editing in /usr/src/rtl and subdirs, but that is a topic for another day.

-Brian




Ian Wright wrote:

> From: "Ian Wright" <Ian@...>
>
> I'm a little confused! I was looking at the new release of EMC and
> downloaded it and the Beta11 version of RTlinux and then realised that I
> don't have a copy of the right kernel. So, I looked at the RedHat 6.0 CDs I
> have and found that they have kernel 2.2.5, then I got a copy of RedHat 6.1
> which I assumed would be the right one but found that this has kernel
> 2.2.12. The version of EMC Fred has on the NIST site says it wants kernel
> 2.2.10 but I can't even find this on the RedHat site so what's to do??
> I remember Fred made some mention of the 2.2.12 kernel in a recent post -
> saying, IIRC, that it wouldn't work, but I inadvertantly deleted the message
> so I don't really know what he said. Can anyone help and tell me whether
> either of the versions of RedHat I have are any use or, if not, what I need
> to download and from where? Thanks.
>
> Ian
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Discussion Thread

Ian Wright 1999-11-09 10:40:53 UTC EMC and new Redhat. Brian L. 1999-11-09 12:44:26 UTC Re: EMC and new Redhat. Ian Wright 1999-11-09 14:32:56 UTC Re: EMC and new Redhat. Fred Proctor 1999-11-10 07:47:06 UTC Re: EMC and new Redhat. Brian L. 1999-11-10 21:54:39 UTC Re: EMC and new Redhat. Ian Wright 1999-11-11 13:33:30 UTC Re: EMC and new Redhat. Ian Wright 1999-11-13 02:23:54 UTC Re: EMC and new Redhat. Fred Proctor 1999-11-15 08:54:31 UTC Re: EMC and new Redhat.