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Hi Nuno, I just though I should clear up a couple of things. (This is from memory so I appologize if anyhting is missing.) The 2.4.xx kernel has the neccessary kernel module for 5.3.xx Coda as part of the distribution. Moving forward, the 2.6.xx kernel has the proper 6.xx Coda kernel module built in. It sounds like you want to run 6.xx Coda on a 2.4.xx linux kernel. This is absolutely normal, and I'd guess that 90% of the folk on this list are running that exact setup. >From the beginning this is what you need to do. Get the follwing files: http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/coda/linux/src/linux-coda-6.0-1.tgz http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/coda/linux/src/lwp-1.11.tar.gz http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/coda/linux/src/rpc2-1.22.tar.gz http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/coda/linux/src/rvm-1.9.tar.gz http://www.coda.cs.cmu.edu/pub/coda/linux/src/coda-6.0.6.tar.gz Untar them all: tar xzvf <filename> Enter the linux-coda directory and run "make config" and give the appropriate answer to the questions for your system. The look at the Makefile that has been formed. There is a line near the top that says something like: SUBDIR:=linux2.$UTS_SUB or something like that. This does not work on Redhat Systems for some reason. Simply edit it to say: SUBDIR:=linux2.4 then type "make coda.o" Now you have a shiny new coda.o in the linux2.4 sudirectory. That that and copy it into the appropriate lib/modules directory (as Niraj mentioned, it is something like /lib/modules/2.4.xx/kernel/fs/coda/) Then as root, run "rmmod coda", "depmod -a" and "insmod coda" which will give you feedback as to which coda.o it used. If the corect one loaded then you are all set. Now your system is setup properly to install Coda 6.0.6, so install as you normally would. -Casey ********************************************************************* * Casey Helfrich * * cjh2_at_andrew.cmu.edu * *********************************************************************Received on 2004-05-27 11:40:06