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From: Ronald C.F. A. <rc...@cu...> - 2007-02-26 06:23:00
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Hi, I have a bootable kernel for 2.6.20.1 kernel. Of course, I have no idea if/how well the FATX support will crash the system, but at least it will compile, and thus hopefully entice someone who knows what he's doing to fix it eventually ;-) I have however another problem: I tried to configure that's as universally useful as possible w/o sacrificing XBOX bootability. The only way I get a bootable kernel though is if I use the 2.6.18-fc6 xbox kernel, and then do a make oldconfig. However, the moment I try to make a slightly more universally useful kernel by enabling a few options that seem like they might come in handy at some point or another, the kernel won't boot anymore. Now, since each option change and compile install, and rescue boot and revert cycle takes several hours, it's extremely unpractical the enable options one-by one, or to try to narrow down which option(s) it is exactly that make the kernel not boot. So what I wonder is if any of you had similar experiences when you compiled an xbox kernel. If you know/remember any option that you tried that made the kernel not boot, I'd be very interested in knowing which because maybe it's as simple as deselecting a few known bad options to achieve what I want with the rest. Greetings, Ronald |