Step #3 on Redhat's site regarding "Building the Kernel" refers to copying
the configuration file for the system's architecture from
/usr/src/linux-2.4/configs/.
How do I determine my system's architecture?
Is it 'uname -m', 'uname -p', or 'uname -i'?
-Channon
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The system architecture is determined by the processor. uname -p would
list what is the architecture with which the current working kernel
was compiled. This choice will work but it might not be the optimal
one. The best way to determine the optimal architecture is to look at
what processor yo
I have downloaded logrotate to manage the system logs for many remote systems;
therefore, I have created seperate files for each server and placed them in the
/etc/logrotate.d as per man pages.
The following is a sample config of what I have done so far. All of the servers are
configured very
Title: RE: make mrproper
Thank you for the reply.
The machine has (2) Pentium II (Deschutes) processors.
The current output from 'uname -p' is i686.
-Channon
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