Hello,
If you wish to build your own custom kernel, the file you want is
kernel-source-2.4.20-20.9.i386.rpm .
That said, I really don't recommend doing this unless you have a
specific reason, and there's no other way to get something working. Most users do not need to build custom kernels.
Hope this helps, Jeremy Portzer
Not trolling here, but I'm interested to know what some folks have done in terms of customizing their stock kernels? I've only built a few back in the RedHat 6.2 days, but it's been awhile and I haven't looked at any of the new features.
Of course each person will say their customization depends on the function/hardware/configuration of their system, but what are some good kernel success stories, and does anyone have any tips to generally improve performance (I/O, proc, network or otherwise)?
Thanks, Jeff
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