Kristina,

Yes on all counts.  If you have to modify or add kernel patches I would try
to do it beforehand.  For example, for SATA I added the libata patch, then
added my .config, then used SI-'make kernel' in the top-level-directory.  

Regards,

P

> From: K. Clair [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 12:24 PM
> So are you saying that if I copy my .config file into the linux source
> directory and then re-tar.gz it, and then run "make kernel" 
> (from where?
> the top directory of the systemimager source tree?) then that 
> will make
> the kernel with all the patches and with the drivers i need built in?
> 
> thanks,
> Kristina
> 
> On Mon, Aug 23, 2004 at 12:02:04PM -0700, Peter Mueller wrote:
> - You need to apply the patches to the kernel.  My list, 
> which is 3-4 months
> - old, currently has:
> -  
> - linux.alpha.81hardcode_rd_blocksize.patch
> - linux.alpha.config
> - linux.i386.90bcm5700.patch
> - linux.i386.91bcm5700_fixup.patch
> - linux.i386.99kernel-name.patch
> - linux.i386.99optimize.patch
> - linux.i386.config
> - linux.i386,parisc.81hardcode_rd_blocksize.patch
> - linux.ia64.05ia64.patch
> - linux.ia64.15blkioctl-sector.patch
> - linux.ia64.81hardcode_rd_blocksize.patch
> - linux.ia64.85optimize_for_size.patch
> - linux.ia64.config
> - linux.parisc.05pa0.patch
> - linux.parisc.config
> - linux.ppc.10pre4.patch
> - linux.ppc64.10ppc64.patch
> - linux.ppc64.11ppc64-3.patch
> - linux.ppc64.90cramfs.patch
> - linux.ppc64.config
> - linux.ppc64-iSeries.10ppc64.patch
> - linux.ppc64-iSeries.11ppc64-3.patch
> - linux.ppc64-iSeries.90cramfs.patch
> - linux.ppc64-iSeries.config
> - linux.ppc.config
> -  
> - You should be using the systemimager Makefile to "make 
> kernel" to put all
> - these patches in for you.  First get your .config put into 
> your linux.tar.gz
> - file.  Once you have the kernel with all modules compiled 
> directly in, you
> - can use the existing initrd.img and boel_binaries instead 
> of having to
> - compile all that yourself.  Since boel_binaries takes 
> forever to compile,
> - this is a significant timesavings.
> -  
> - If you get stuck, send me your .config and I will compile a 
> kernel for you.
> -  
> - Regards,
> -  
> - P
> - 
> - ________________________________
> - 
> - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf 
> of K. Clair
> - Sent: Mon 8/23/2004 9:26 AM
> - To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> - Subject: [Sisuite-users] using mkbootpackage for custom kernel
> - 
> - 
> - 
> - Hello,
> - 
> - I am trying to make a kernel that I can use to autoinstall 
> clients with
> - no floppy drives and with SCSI disks.
> - 
> - I discovered the "unofficial" program mkbootpackage, and it 
> seems like
> - it would be useful to me.
> - 
> - What I have done so far is to download the systemimager 
> 3.2.3 source,
> - copied the config from the /boot/i385/standard directory to .config
> - in the kernel source directory in the systemimager source 
> tree, changed
> - the option from "m" to "y" on the SCSI and network drivers 
> I need, and
> - compiled a new kernel using make oldconfig.
> - Does this sound ok so far? :)
> - 
> - Now I have read the documentation from mkbootpackage 
> (--help), and I'm
> - confused by the --modules option.  Because here it seems to indicate
> - that I could leave the SCSI drivers as modules and indicate them as
> - options to --modules when I run mkbootpackage.  Is this 
> true, or am I
> - misunderstanding that?
> - 
> - Thanks for any info on this subject,
> - Kristina Clair
> - 
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