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Iwan

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Mar 28, 2002, 4:25:42 PM3/28/02
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Hi,

when i try to compile a kernel on a noname i get the following message after
make bzImage:
no rule to make target 'bzImage' . Stop.

There is a file "Makefile" and a file "Rules.make" in /usr/src/linux .
the kernel source is 2.2.20
i work in gnu/debian 2.2r4

What does the message mean and how do i fix the problem?


David Hellekalek

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Mar 30, 2002, 11:17:42 AM3/30/02
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"Iwan" <iw...@marihuana.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi,
>
> when i try to compile a kernel on a noname i get the following message
after
> make bzImage:
> no rule to make target 'bzImage' . Stop.
>
> There is a file "Makefile" and a file "Rules.make" in /usr/src/linux .
> the kernel source is 2.2.20
> i work in gnu/debian 2.2r4

AFAIK bzImage is not for Alpha.

> What does the message mean and how do i fix the problem?

Someone told me to compile the kernel with "make-kpkg kernel_image".
You need the package called "kernel-package" to do this.


Anyway it does not work for me either, I get a strange error message
(logs of 2 of my attempts to compile a kernel):
http://gambler.mat.sbg.ac.at/files/kernel-compile.log
http://gambler.mat.sbg.ac.at/files/kernel-compile2.log
At home, on my P90 it worked.

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