Peter O wrote:
Hi everone,
Last week I installed my debian system with a cd-rom I got from a friend. When I was installing Debian I saw that the kernel which was included on the cd-rom was version 2.22. From the website www.kernel.org I saw that version (the stable version) 2.6.7 is available. But the problem is that I have no idea how to upgrade my kernel. Can somebody tell me what steps I have to take to patch my kernel?
Thanks in advance
Paul Akkermans
Hi Paul,
please have a look at this document:
http://newbiedoc.sourceforge.net/system/kernel-pkg.html
Some of the software mentioned in ./Documentation/Changes (which the above document mentions) isn't a standard part of Woody and so if you want to build and run the kernel yourself then you may have to build those packages too.
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