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I have an install of Red Hat 6.2 in which I am unable to compile the kernel. I have tried using make config, make xconfig, make menuconfig and a few others but am always replied to with "parameters not set STOP" Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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by exter
Check for the autoconf and automake programs:
# whereis autoconf ; whereis automake.
In case they aren't install (I recommend
using kde's kpackage).
In case they are, something must be broken in
the base sys.
Try booting from CD as if you where going to
reinstall, and at the prompt for installing
or upgrading choose upgrade, this should fix
most problems.
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by vashdevt
first install all kernel development tool.
after that run make config or make menuconfig.
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