On Monday 08 December 2003 19:00, Matthew Daubenspeck wrote: > I have rolled 1000 kernels on my x86 machines, and have one last PPC > machine to finish. Where do I get the standard kernel sources? Do I use > the same sources from kernel.org?
I personally usually use rsync instead of bkbits, you can find a little bit of usefull stuff on the kernel at http://penguinppc.org/dev/kernel.shtml (adding () to separate [EMAIL PROTECTED] :). Depending on your machine's age/ hardware you might want to use the benh tree, which most people around here usually recommend because of Ben's extensive work on ppc drivers and such. Of course, you could always just apt-get the kernel .deb, but that's not as much fun. :^) NRH -- There's a philosophy that says that banging your head against the wall will make people feel sorry for you. Either that, or they think you're really stupid and you get a massive headache.
