On Wed, 2004-11-24 at 16:03 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> OK, I've tried recompiling 2.6.9 with the various options I think I want,
> setting some items as modules and so on. make-kpkg runs for ages, lots of
> screen output (lists of files or modules with CC next to them, etc) and then
> I g
OK, I've tried recompiling 2.6.9 with the various options I think I want,
setting some items as modules and so on. make-kpkg runs for ages, lots of
screen output (lists of files or modules with CC next to them, etc) and then
I get lots of "unrecognised symbol" errors (I think that's what it said
You should have a look at 'Kernel HOWTO'. There is there all the
answers to your questions.
This is some of the information you could find in :
-> Just so I know and have my ducks in order.
->
-> Is this the correct method for re-compiling my Kernel??
->
-> cd /usr/src/
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
, writes:
>Just so I know and have my ducks in order.
>
>Is this the correct method for re-compiling my Kernel??
>
>cd /usr/src/Linux
or /usr/src/linux or whatever
This is where the kernel source is stored, of course.
>make config
If you're running X-w
> "b" == bigt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
b> cd /usr/src/Linux
With this you go to the directory where the kernel sources are. :-)
b> make config
Here you will be asked a lot of things. Responding these questions you
are saying what you want and what you don't want in your kernel,
acording
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