Hi all! I built my first lfs system using the live CD version 6.3 with
kernel 2.6.22.5. Now I'm considering in continuing the exercise, since the
BFLS 6.3 is nearing release. However, I plan to update to the new kernel
(2.6.24 or 2.6.25) since it has support for Intel wireless cards.

My question is, is there any difference in just building the new kernel
versus building also the API headers from the new kernel? I'm a novice in
linux building so I tried to search the internet and lfs-support archives
but did not find a clear "novice" answer, the discussion was between more
experienced users. I don't mind building the whole system from scratch (or
from API headers) but I'd like to know the exact difference since new kernel
versions appear quite frequently. Also, what effect updating kernel will
have to the packages built with older kernel (in BLFS), is there a need to
rebuild them?

Thank you already in advance.

BR,

Pekka Horttanainen
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