Hello,
I'm new on expert mailing-list, this is my first answer, hope it will help
you.
After the 'make bzImage', you have to run linuxconf to add the new kernel
which is in a sub-directory boot... of your kernel sources.
rename the old 'linux' (default name) to linux229 (for example). It will
enable you to use it again if your new kernel doesn't work !
add a new one named linux, give it the path to your bzImage, the boot
partition.
Don't forget to [X] the option to copy the bzImage to /boot
Set it as default kernel.
Exit linuxconf
run LILO to sync your config
reboot
You should have now the kernel 2.2.11
Bye
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De: Ji-Haw, Foo [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Date: jeudi 19 ao�t 1999 12:12
> �: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet: [expert] Kernel upgrade
>
> I have installed Mandrake with kernel 2.2.9. 9 is good, but the app. I
> want
> to use asks for 10, so I am trying to install 2.2.11 (which is the
> latest).
> However the download Mandrake sites do not come with 9 or 10. I have the
> non-RPM .11 kernel. I have done the make dep; make clean; make bzImage.
> But
> whenever I boot up Mandrake, it always says that it is using 2.2.9. How
> can
> I make sure? Is there something missing in my compilation (perhaps
> something
> I should do with lilo?)?
>
> regards,
>
> Foo Ji-Haw
> Berkom
> raum 6067
> extension 3150
>
