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发表于 2004-1-31 01:17:53
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HOWTO: Fedora Core 1 with kernel 2.6
http://fedoranews.org/jorge/howto/howto01.shtml
这里有篇文章教你如何从RPM安装2.6,很简单的,我一次成功了.
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the entry for Fedora Core (2.6.0-1.1.103) and if nothing goes nasty during the hardware detection process, you'll be using your FC1 box with kernel 2.6 in no time.
Almost all of this was consulting the Freax.be wiki about Fedora (which now seems unavailable, if you know where they have gone to, send me an email) here, and I got the initrd tip from this thread.
Another change in 2.6 against 2.4 and earlier versions is that now ALSA is being used as default sound driver. You can download the drivers (alsa-driver, alsa-lib, alsa-lib-devel and alsa-utils) from the ALSA project, for configuring ALSA I recommend you using the alsaconf program provided by those packages.
All this process is being done "the sudo way" in order to keep the security risk at minimum, if you do not know about sudo, sudoers file or anything, you can always check the sudo man page or check this howto, and grasp a basic idea about sudo.
By now Arjanv has the 2.6.1 RPM kernel in this address, I haven't tested them yet, but I guess it will be pretty much the same process described here.
*UPDATE: As of 2004-01-14
Kernel 2.6 now uses the file /etc/modprobe.conf instead of /etc/modules.conf, if you activated the kudzu service and moved/deleted/renamed your /etc/sysconfig/hwconf it should've been created.
One issue that you might encounter is that the USB Human Interface module has changed in 2.6, it is called uhci-hcd instead of usb-uhci, so you may need to modify your /etc/modprobe.conf
alias usb-controller uhci-hcd
or add the hardcoded entry in your /etc/rc.sysinit for modprobing uhci-hcd (thanks to Frank Merenda for this).
Other modules that changed: "keybdev" into "usbkbd" and "mousedev" into "usbmouse".
*UPDATE: As of 2004-01-16
This process is reliable for joe-user machines, I mean, if you use LVM or other things that are a little uncommon, you can download the update packages from the same location you downloaded the kernel packages, but I cannot assure that they will function, as I haven't tested them (Thanks to David Brownlee for pointing this out). |
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