RE: cipe-floppyfw

[John Hamill <jh,AT,lan1,DOT,com,DOT,au>]

The 
floppy version of CIPE is compiled for that kernel only with LEAF and 
dachstein 
implementations. If you try and run it with the IDE kernel it fails with a 
segmentation error as you describe.
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I can 
send the ide kernel version as an LRP file if you can handle 
that?
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  <FONT face=Tahoma 
  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Berghmans, Peter 
  [mailto:Peter.Berghmans,AT,khm,DOT,be: Tuesday, 11 December 2001 6:42 
  PMTo: cipe-l,AT,inka,DOT,deSubject: 
  cipe-floppyfw
  HiI'm trying to use cipe on the floppyfw disk (<A 
  href="http://www.zelow.no/floppyfw";>http://www.zelow.no/floppyfw). This is 
  what I've done:1. I have compiled a 2.2.20 kernel on my mandrake 
  box2. I have downloaded the cipe package 1.5.2 and compiled (with the 
  sourcecode of the new kernel)3. I putted the new kernel, the cipcb.o 
  module and the /etc/cipe scripts I needed to the floppy, together with 
  ciped-cb.Loading the module works: lsmod tells me this.But 
  when I run ciped-cb, it exits with a segmentation fault. Since I've putted 
  ciped-cb on a floppy and tried it on other systems (all different versions 
of 
  mandrake) with success, so I believe the problem is not ciped.I've 
  also tried with 1.4.6...What can I do to understand and solve the 
  problem?Peter