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- From: bjones@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (William A Jones)
- Subject: Will ps0.97.2 work with 0.97.3 kernel -- mine won't!
- Message-ID: <1992Sep7.032352.27099@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>
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- Organization: The Ohio State University
- Date: Mon, 7 Sep 1992 03:23:52 GMT
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- I just upgraded to the 0.97.3 kernel. I made my usual patches (setting
- /dev/ttys2 -- COM3 in the DOS world -- to IRQ 5 and setting the number
- of pseudo-ttys to 16) and had no problems compiling under GCC2.2.2d.
- I am noticing an improvement in overall speed over 0.97.1 which is
- what I used last.
-
- But, when I recompiled ps0.97.2 and tried it, it failed with the error
- "/usr2/src/linux/tools/system: No such file or directory"
- Well, I tried to find where in the source to change usr2 to usr, failed
- and created a symlink from /usr2 to /usr. Then running ps -U gave
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- symbol '_low_memory' not found
- trying to read invalid address
-
- Did I make a mistake somewhere or is there an easy (or difficult) fix
- that needs to be made? Thanks,
-
- Bill
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