On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, David Douthitt wrote:
> Seems like there are a lot of people who want to compile their own
> kernel, and know how, but then don't realize they need two LRP patches
> and maybe others.
>
> I've patched the 2.2.20 source with all LRP patches and with Openwall,
> and would like to stick it somewhere for download. But methinks 20M is
> going to put me over my limit - unless I can put it under the LEAF
> banner somehow. If I put it in /pub/oxygen/kernels will that be okay?
>
> Or should I do something else? This is the Linux source, prepatched -
> not compiled or configured.
I think it is more worthwhile to explain to people with such interest what
steps are required to modify the standard kernel. Scripts which actually
do the patching are helpful, though the downloading and possibly compiling
should be explained in text. Charles has doen a pretty good job of this
in his Dachstein kernel readme, though there is always room for
improvement.
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