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Re: Re: Suse Enterprise 8 for openpower 64bit

To: "LinuxVirtualServer.org users mai" <lvs-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Re: Suse Enterprise 8 for openpower 64bit
From: "凤翼天翔" <kingnetwork@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 22:00:24 +0800
Hello,
        Thanks for your answer, i have solved this problem. On Suse 8 for 
ppc64, it had a shell in /usr/src/linux, "make_ppc64.sh", if you want to 
complie kernel, you could run this command:

sh make_ppc64.sh oldconfig
sh make_ppc64.sh bzImage
...

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凤翼天翔
2006-01-22

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发件人:Roberto Nibali
发送日期:2006-01-20 05:15:47
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主题:Re: Suse Enterprise 8 for openpower 64bit


Hello,

> hi, every body. today, i go to customer for service support, they are 
> application
> must be run in Suse Enterprise 8 on IBM openpower 630 and they want to use 
> cluster,
> I prepare use LVS to test, but SLES 8 64bit kernel not support LVS, so must 
> recompile
> kernel, this is my compile kernel order

There should be a /usr/src/linux/README.SUSE if you've installed the 
kernel RPM.

> make oldconfig

I think this was make cloneconfig

> make dep

not needed

> make menuconfig

Afterwards call make dep clean

> make modules           -----do this step, it't always report error, i have 
> forgot error information.

That's why we have xterms, so we don't need to remember all the output 
by heart. But I think you should call

make

first, which will generate the necessary header files that are used to 
compile the LKMLs.
        
>       I don't know which step is wrong, who can tell me right method, thank 
> you very much. I am so sorry my poor english

So to sum up:

make cloneconfig
make menuconfig and enable LVS (maybe you need to patch it first)
make dep
make clean
make bzImage
make modules

HTH,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
-- 
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