According to Joaquin: While burning my CPU.
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> Hi to all:
>
> I have read README from /usr/src/linux but I couldn't install the new
> kernel. I'd need to check up this file (README), maybe I have somethig
> wrong.
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> It says:
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> "INSTALLING the kernel:
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> -If you install the full sources, do a
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> cd /usr/src
> gzip -cd linux-2.0.XX.tar.gz | tar xfv -
> to get it all put in place. Replace "XX2 with the version number of the
> latest kernel."
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> I have done all this but I couldn't install the new kernell. When I do:
> uname -a it appears the number of the old kernel again.
Note we are talking "sources" here to "MAKE" a new kernel, it sounds to me
as if you think after installing the kernel source you automaticly have a
new kernel.
I suggest you read the README again, it tells you about make config make dep
and make zImage, then a few lines further it tells you HOWTO install the
newly made kernel and have lilo boot it.
If you are new to this sort of thing i suggest you use 'make zdisk' instead
of make zImage, the newly made kernel image will then be copied to a floppy
from which you can then boot without having to rerun lilo.
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> Could you help me?.
>
> Thanks in advanced
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> Joaquin del Campo
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> Joaquin del Campo
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Regards Richard.
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