Hi --
You said:
> make-kpkg -r kernel-image-2.0.21-Custom.1.i386.deb kernel_image
The -r flag takes the revision number as an argument, not the entire
package name. Try
make-kpkg -r Custom.1
or
make-kpkg -r Custom-1 if the '.' is causing problems.
BTW, make-kpkg expects that it will be invoked from a clean top level
source directory. So if you've previously compiled in /usr/src/linux,
then (I think) you need to execute
make-kpkg clean
before proceeding.
Good luck,
Susan Kleinmann
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