You can also get an rpm of Redhat's kernel source, which is just a super-hacked version of whatever kernel version it is. This you can further configure and compile yourself. Due to the hacks, I have found that many custom configurations do not work with their kernel source, and you are better off using the mainstream kernel releases.
Jonathan
karthikeyan.balasubramanian wrote:
Hi All,
Just wondering
Is installing rpm version of kernel easiest way to go about this job?
Anybody out there played with rpm version of kernel?
I would like to try this cause I would find this one must more easier for newbie like making.
Instead of remembering 7 to 8 commands, copy files to /boot, linking process grrr.
PS : Anything which automates this whole process are welcome. RPM is just one way I know about but would like to try based on suggestions and recommendations.
Have a great day.
Karthikeyan B
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