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Ed Jabbour wrote: | I just emerged gentoo-dev-sources-2.6.10-r4. Upon compiling, I see that it's | described as 2.6.10-r4n. What does that "n" mean? Thanks.
There's a new option (as of 2.6.9 if I remember correctly) called CONFIG_LOCALVERSION, which is a string you can append to the end of your kernel name (so you can theorectically have things like 2.6.10-backup or the like without having to manually alter the Makefile). My guess is that you went through the config a little to quickly and made that an "n" as if it were a Yes/Module/No option, whereas it should be an empty string if you're not using it.
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