I run my kernel updates from my crontab while I sleep, and apparently
there was one of those power thingys during the "make modules".
Enough of the modules got made that I couldn't figure out what was
going on - because the a.out module was _not_ made.
So, I remade the modules, installed them, did a "depmod -a", and all
was well once again!
Once again, thanx to all who responded!
Oh, and by the way - to whoever came up with kerneld: Thank You!
It's great!
On 13 Jul 96 at 4:56, I wrote:
>
> Pretty obvious from the subject. Yes, I have read the docs - I know
> I should update to the latest httpd. But it has worked fine right up
> until now.
>
> Now whenever I try to start it, all I get is "cannot execute binary
> file." My question is, does anyone else have this type of problem
> with the later NCSA httpd? Is it worth my effort to go get the new
> version?
>
> Thanx!
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