Problem reconfiguring SysV Rel 2.1.2 kernel on an ATT 3B15
Tim Ramsey
tar at ksuvax1.cis.ksu.edu
Sun Feb 12 08:13:45 AEST 1989
In article <722 at deimos.cis.ksu.edu> I wrote:
>I'm a little confused. All I wanted to do was increase the number of process
>table entries on my system. This is what I did:
[ ... ]
In article <207 at rdahp.UUCP> scott at rdahp.UUCP (Scott Hammond) writes:
>I cannot speak for the warnings you received after this point, but about
>the networking driver, I believe your mistake is right here. The
>problem with the WIN3b1.1 driver is not related to the parameters you
>changed. Rather, certain driver initialization does not take place (or
>not correctly) if you rebuild UNIX from multi-user mode. You must do
>the mkboot in single user mode in order to get the WIN3b driver to work
>correctly.
Bingo. Thanks to Scott and the others who pointed this out by mail.
Remaking the kernel (mkunix -o /unix, *not* mkboot -o /unix -- silly
fingers) in single user mode seems to have solved everything. No error
messages about timestamps, and the WIN/3B drivers are working fine.
I dunno what the cause is, but remaking the kernel in multi-user mode
doesn't seem to work.
Tim
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