[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The basic process is:
> 1. unpack kernel source in /usr/src
> 2. ln -s <kernel-source-directory> linux
> 3. cd linux
I would add
3a. cp /boot/config-$(uname -r) .config # copy the current configuration
3b. make oldconfig # process all changes from the current
# (presumably old) kernel to the new one.
> 4. make menuconfig (then choose kernel options, some of which CAN result
> in a kernel that won't boot--be careful!)
> 5. make-kpkg kernel_image (you will find the result in /usr/src)
I would two more parameters to make-kpkg
5. make-kpkg --revision somename.1 --rootcmd fakeroot kernel-image
(it makes distinct name of the kernel-image .deb package for the current
computer)
> 6. dpkg -i /usr/src/<name-of-new-kernel-image>
> 7. reboot
Best,
Matej
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