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Operating System: - SCO_OSR5





Kernel Link Failures On an hp Netserver Lc3 server (SCO 5.0.5) I'm trying to reconfigure the backup device using "mkdev tape" but at the end of the wizard I'm returned the following "recompiling kernel error"



Title Date Comments
Kernel Link Failures   2000 09 
- That's a pretty awful feeling, isn't it? You've got to link a new kernel because you need to change a value or needed to add something, and it fails. -
*** !!! nic !!! adding nic !!! *** -->Re adding secondNIC - was Kernel relink error   1997-2004 
- Since we now see "> name=eeE1 vec=- dma=- Scan PCI failed" it's obvious the the reboot DID indicate a problem. Perhaps you don't know that hwconfig collects its info from the last boot? -
netgear kernel link error ngrpci0 -->Re Kernel relinkerror   1997-2004 
- Netgear FA310? cat /etc/conf/node.d/ngrpci0 It's probably corrupt (compare to other node enties). It's hard to imagine a circumstance where rebooting would alleviate kernel linking problems. This sounds like MSOFT voodoo: anything that doesn't work right might be fixed by a reboot. There's no rational reason that I can think of where it could possibly help this. This driver is missing files that are required for linking. It's as simple as that. WHY they are missing is a "who knows"- I've heard of some problems with installing this card but other folks say they have used them. -
link failure tape drive install   1997-2004 
- link failure tape drive install -
pci nic pro100 -->Re adding second NIC - was Kernel relink error   1997-2004 
- Once you have fed the right triplet of numbers to give to SCO netconfig, relink the kernel and reboot. That's as close as you're going to get: either it works then, or the chipset is incompatible with the driver. -
link fails sdevice.d kernel -->Re corrupt /etc/conf --link_unix fails   1997-2004 
- link fails sdevice.d kernel -->Re: corrupt /etc/conf --link_unix fails -
 
 
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