Re: Building kernel natively

I've been doing something like the following. Although I'm not sure if it's 100% correct, it does build a debian kernel-image package w/o interruption for successful installation on my TS-219P. make-kpkg kernel-image --initrd --arch arm --subarch kirkwood --cross-compile - --rootcmd fakeroot --a

Re: Building kernel natively

On Thu, 2009-09-03 at 14:55 +0200, Magnus Berg wrote: > Hi > > I've been having trouble building a kernel (2.6.30-6) for my QNAP TS-219 *on* > my > TS-219. When I start the build process with make-kpkg, it starts by > generating a > lot of files under debian/. In the file debian/ruleset/misc/d

Building kernel natively

Hi I've been having trouble building a kernel (2.6.30-6) for my QNAP TS-219 *on* my TS-219. When I start the build process with make-kpkg, it starts by generating a lot of files under debian/. In the file debian/ruleset/misc/defaults.mk, some logic tries to determine which cross-compiler to us