Currently I got the 2.6 kernel installed, but genkernel asks me to pass the options "boot=/dev/ram0 real_boot=/dev/hda6", I tried but it dont work so I switched back to 2.4.20.I stick with www.kernel.org. Don't use genkernel, unless you configure your system exactly the way
Is there a way to get newer kernels ?
genkernel expects it, you will probably run into trouble. With kernel 2.6 they dumped "make dep"
anyway, and "make" builds the bzImage and the modules - this makes kernel compilation so simple
that there shouldn't be any need for a script doing obscure things. To install, I need one cp, one lilo,
and one "make modules_install" command. Not overly difficult either! ;-)
I have no need for a boot partition or initrd either, my sys is booting right off a 75GB reiserfs partition, with
reiser support compiled into the kernel and just about everything else I need as a module.
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