Subject: Re: 2.2.11 segate.c problem
From: Wes Bauske (wsb@paralleldata.com)
Date: Sat Aug 14 1999 - 10:45:51 PDT
David Webb wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I had been using the kernel that came with RH6.0, and
> had been recompiling it to set up IP masquerading.
> After
> several times thru the process,(I'm new at this), the
> seagate.c file would no longer compile, either in the
> kernel or as a module.
> I just upgraded to 2.2.11 to see if that would help,
> but I still get the same set of errors, at which point
> make exits.
> I always do: make menuconfig, make dep, make clean,
> make boot, make modules, make modules_install. But, of
> course, the process halts either in make boot or make
> modules, depending on whether seagate.c is being
> compiled as part of the kernel or as a module.
> the error messages are as follows:( the dittos are my
> attempt to type a little less)
>
> "seagate.c: In function 'internal_command':
> seagate.c: 1187: unknown register name 'esi' in 'asm'
> " 1187 " " "
That's Intel asm you're trying to compile. I doubt
you're running a Seagate SCSI controller model ST01/ST02
on an Alpha. Don't select that option. I haven't seen
one of those in a couple years.
Wes
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