I have never built a kernel from a source rpm before. I have always used tarballs. The src.rpm places patches and config files, etc, etc in /usr/src/RPM/SOURCES... How does one go about building an src.rpm kernel? Is there a page that I can go to, a HOWTO? The proceedure is obviously different than with src tarballs. Thank you for any aid here. I would like to build the Cooker 2.4.0 kernel from the src.rpm... -- Against stupidity, the god's themselves contend in vain.
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