2010/9/24 Michael
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thanks for your help.
Hello,
On Sep 24, 2010, at 8:03 AM, Catonano wrote:
Michael,
I managed to compile the whole thing on Ubuntu, with NO modifications, just to see if I could. It's the 5.0.2 kernel
I put it on a usb stick but of course I don't see how to mount it under netBSD :-(
can you help me ?
I'll try.
Yes, it's /dev/sd0*
So GENERIC has support for FAT you say ? I tried with "mount -t vfat..." and I got a message stating there's no mount_vfat module or something (now I switched it off an d I can't remember exactly)
Probably it's not vfat, could it be anything else ?
Or maybe it's easier to set up the network and put the thing in a shared folder on the Ubuntu machine ?
That's much easier and you'll probably find it much more convenient since it avoids a lot of copying stuff around and you don't have to move that USB stick between machines constantly. What I usually do is to export the build directory via nfs, mount it on the target machine and have a script handy that just copies a freshly built kernel.
I tried but couldn't manage to set up the dhcp client. But now it's late and I can't report about the dmesg output or anything.
I'll try to be more precise tomorrow
Thank you anyway for your kindness
Bye
Cato