Joerg Beyer wrote:
>
> On Sun, May 23, 1999 at 11:06:05PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > You probably want to keep the two kernels around. Use the ``save configuration''
> > feature to ensure you have two identical setups, then enable/disable SMP on one
> > of the kernels.
>
> but keep in mind that the modules have to be rebuild for non-smp. They
> are either smp or non-smp. It's not that easy to have the same kernel
> (and modules) for single and multi processing around.
Can't you use the EXTRAVERSION variable in the main Makefile? If you
set it to SMP for the SMP kernel and leave it blank for the UP kernel,
then "make modules_install" will make two different directories, and
everything should just work. At least that seems to work fine with RH6
kernels, I haven't looked to see if they had to patch it to get that
behaviour...
Neil
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