On Mon, Jan 05, 2004 at 10:51:23PM +0530, joy hunted and pecked out: > James Miller wrote: > [James Miller's request for info on compiling a 2.6.x kernel snipped.] > > > > > There isn't much of a difference actually, the only major difference (to > us end users ;) > is that the compilation looks cleaner. > also, now there are fewer steps to follow (thank god) > 1. make mrproper > 2. make menuconfig > here you can load the config file created and add the rest of the > necessary options. > 3. make > this takes care of even generating the bzImage (hooray!) > 4. make modules > 5. make modules_install (which I had forgotten and asked on this list today) > so all you have to do is copy the image to your /boot, run lilo (after > editing lilo.conf, obviously) and you are done! > I can't find the reference right now, but I think step 3 should actually be 'make install' if you want to get a compressed kernel image and System.map file moved to either / or /boot (if you have edited the Makefile to install to /boot). If I am wrong, someone please correct me.
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