For the time, assuming you are in America (edit accordingly):
# ls /usr/share/zoneinfo/America
(get the state you are in)
# rm /etc/localtime # ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/America/<State> /etc/localtime
And voila. There you have it.
Kernel:
copy a copy of your old .config for /usr/src/linux
then assuming you are NOT using genkernel:
# rm -r /usr/src/linux # ln -s <path of new kernel> /usr/src/linux
(copy the old .config back into /usr/src/linux)
# make oldconfig # make && make modules && make modules_install # mount /boot # make install
reboot.
You will need to re-emerge the nvidia-kernel and nvidia-glx if you are using nvidia drivers. Not sure about ATI drivers.
You're on your own with genkernel. Never used it!
On 04/04/2005, at 4:08 AM, Mark Creamer wrote:
Last time I did emerge --update world, the couple of packages included an
update to r11 (I had r9)
On my next reboot, obviously grub still said r9, so I know I just need to edit
that. Also, my time is now set to UTC again, rather than local EST. What are
all the steps I need to take after one of these minor updates to the kernel?
Thanks!
-- Mark Creamer
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