Hello List,
I decided last night that i would have a go at building my own kernel,
unfortunatly i hit a few problems before i could get started.
I got the kernel tarball (2.4.3) and un-tarred it.
I then give the command 'make mrproper' which goes ok.
The howto then tells me to type either make
>Is there a way to configure the kernel so that it starts with the mdk
>defaults and then you can just add/remove stuff and then do the actual
>compile...
Try installing the Mandrake kernel-source rpm--I think this contains all
the patches, etc that Mandrake uses--not sure as I've never really c
Hi all,
When compiling a kernel, the one thing that always annoys me, is that when I
am finished, I always seem to have missed something that I had with the
default kernel.
Is there a way to configure the kernel so that it starts with the mdk
defaults and then you can just add/remove stuff and t
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Sent: July 08, 1999 5:48 PM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Compiling a kernel
Ty C. Mixon wrote:
>
> Hi! I downloaded the 2.3.9 kernel for www.kernel.org, and I tried to
> compile it.
>
> I did:
> xconfig (and configured the kernel)
Ty C. Mixon wrote:
>
> Hi! I downloaded the 2.3.9 kernel for www.kernel.org, and I tried to
> compile it.
>
> I did:
> xconfig (and configured the kernel)
> make dep (to make the dependencies) and then
> make (to compile the kernel).
>
> The very last message on the screen is: vmlinux Error 1.
Hi! I downloaded the 2.3.9 kernel for www.kernel.org, and I tried to
compile it.
I did:
xconfig (and configured the kernel)
make dep (to make the dependencies) and then
make (to compile the kernel).
The very last message on the screen is: vmlinux Error 1. I cant find the
kernel (Im assuming
