On Mar 18 2001, Ringo De Smet wrote:
> Can one explain me how to do this so I can use Freeswan 1.8?
The debian way of compiling a kernel (with possibly any
patches applied) is to use the package kernel-package. I don't
use it because I don't like anything editing my lilo.conf
file, but some people like it's ability to make debianized
kernels.
BTW, I'd recommend you to get a Kernel 2.2.18 proper (stock,
Linus version) and not a Debian's patched kernel (or at least,
evaluate the patches applied by Debian, deciding if you need
them).
Hope this helps, Roger...
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