Start with apt-get kernel-package. That will ensure you get all the apps on which it depends. Read the kernel-package docs (in /usr/share/doc/kernel-package). They're very straightforward. * lameth ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Aaaahhhh I'm kind of a newbie, I tried make-kpkg, got the response > command not found. should it be apt-make-kpkg? > Also I'm using the bf24 kernel on a pentium III 500mHz desktop system. > When I did apt-cache search kernel-headers I got a list of headers > kernel-header.2.4.16 and kernel-header.2.4.18. for all the different > flavors of debian. Should I download the src file for whichever > kernel-header file I download? >
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