On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 05:30, Dave Sherman wrote: <sniped> > Thankfully, the failed patch bits are easy to fix. The patch program > generates *.rej (reject) files for each failure, so you can see what was > attempted to patch, and look at the pristine file to figure out where it > should go. The two files are ./kernel/sys.c and ./kernel/signal.c. Just > open up both files in kate or another text editor, and you can see that > there is only a single "#include <asm/param.h>" line to add to each > file. Copy and paste, and save the files! > > From here Robert's directions are pretty clear. Open up the Makefile in > the root of the kernel source directory, and look at the EXTRAVERSION > line. It should say -0.16mm-mdk, and I changed it to -0.16mm-ck2. Also, > you need to "make mrproper" before anything else. > </snip> > Hope this helps, and have fun!
Tried it works... at least the build part. So far I'm not noticing much differing... but then again the kernel just got booted... Now to do some testing to see what happened. James
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