[GLLUG] kernel compile
asenchi at asenchi.com
asenchi at asenchi.com
Wed Nov 10 15:27:39 EST 2004
ah, suddenly the student becomes the master. :)
Looks good to me.
On Wed Nov 10, 2004 at 08:52:18PM +0000, impact wrote:
> alrighty. I'm no master at this, by FAR, but heres some stuff I can
> help out with. First off, make sure you have the kernel sources (SuSE
> should be able to get them through Yast, i think). They would be
> located in /usr/src/. Once you have them, you can move into that
> directory and do a 'make menuconfig'. This will give you a big menu
> with a bunch of options. Just go through them slowly, decide if you
> need them or not, and set up the kernel however you like it (can't
> really help you here).
>
> Once you have a nice kernel you'd like to try, exit out, and type 'make
> bzImage'. When thats done, run 'make modules' and 'make
> modules_install'. This will make your modules that you selected, and
> then install them in the proper directories.
>
> Copy your bzImage to your boot folder, when you finish running 'make
> bzImage' it will tell you where it is. Just copy it into the /boot
> folder, name it something you can remember.
>
> Edit your Grub or Lilo conf files to add that kernel, boot up, select
> that kernel, and hopefully everything should work nicely.
>
> Sorry for the short tutorial, if I missed anything, someone please let
> me know..
>
> PS: Make sure to leave the original kernel (the one that works) in the
> /boot folder, and in the lilo or Grub menus, so if the kernel doesn't
> work for some reason, you can still boot a working one and try
> recompiling the new one.
>
> Good luck
>
> -Dan Sherman
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