*Hums Frank*
I saw it all, and I did it my way...
apt-get install kernel-package kdb
make-kpkg --revision 1.0 kernel_image
dpkg -i ../kernel<whatever>.deb
lilo
And a reboot
Hey guys,
I am running vanilla debian testing (some unstable) w/reiserfs (you know the unofficial bootdisks) and it works great. *But...
I want to run 2.4.16, so I downloaded 2.4.16 and I put it in /usr/src and it extracted into its linux folder (I had nothing else in /usr/src before and now after the extraction all I have is /usr/src/linux). *So, I cd'ed into the directory and ran did a "make config" and configured everything and that went fine. * Then I ran a *"make dep" and it had a ton of errors about stuff missing. *
I will post the exact messages when I get home from work, but I was just curious if anyone has encountered anything like this and what you did to fix it. *Also, if you don't have this problem what versions of gcc and whatever else you use to do the kernel update process...
Thanks a lot !!
*Hums Frank*
I saw it all, and I did it my way...
apt-get install kernel-package kdb
make-kpkg --revision 1.0 kernel_image
dpkg -i ../kernel<whatever>.deb
lilo
And a reboot
I have seen that before, but how does it work? *Looks like I have been doing it the hard way....*Hums Frank*
I saw it all, and I did it my way...
apt-get install kernel-package kdb
make-kpkg --revision 1.0 kernel_image
dpkg -i ../kernel<whatever>.deb
lilo
And a reboot
Do you still have to download the source?
i used to have those problems - now I do a make mrproper as my first step.
I forgot to mention that I tried that......still had the problemsi used to have those problems - now I do a make mrproper as my first step. *
Okay, having to download the source was a dumb question for your procedure Lovechild. But, how do I know what support is built into the stock debian kernels?
Download source
configure
run the kernel-package trick
Ohh, the joys of debian - remember we are up to standard, no patched kernels for us !
what about the preemptible kernel patch? do u guys still have to patch that urself?Ohh, the joys of debian - remember we are up to standard, no patched kernels for us !
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