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>Subject: Re: [newbie] How to Compile Kernel
>Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 08:39:34 -0400
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>Well here's the deal.
>
>Start out with this web page.
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>http://www.mandrakeuser.org/docs/install/kupgrade3.html
>
>It tells you that you can go through and c
Well here's the deal.
Start out with this web page.
http://www.mandrakeuser.org/docs/install/kupgrade3.html
It tells you that you can go through and create your own .config file
but I suggest you use the make xconfig. I didn't want to do it that
way to start, but having tried to do it manually
Tim -
I downloaded the recent src but the explanation in the README was a little
cryptic at the end. I read the chapter in the Reference Manual for LM and
it is a lot more specific for someone with my level of experience with
kernel configuration.
I'll let you know how it goes...
Thanks -
Ed
Hey Ed.
Well, first of I'm not going to be able to fix your problem, but a few things came to
mind
as I read the message.
Have you tried to locate that bzImage? Mandrake has a cron set up so it will update
the
locate database at like 4 AM every day. I'm assuming it's been a day or so later,
Thank you so much for your help, Anthony, Adam, and Micheal! That was
great! Wow! WHat a rush! And how easy! It's really pretty empowering
for a newbie to compile their first program like that! At least for me
it was. RPM's may be easier, but I really wanted to see how it was
done. Perhaps
This is one of the most common newbie questions, and one that gave me fits
before I figured out the "secret".
First off, I suggest rpm's instead of doing it by source. RPM's are just plain
easier. But if you're stuck on source, or need the source for some reason...
Untar the file. ("tar -xvzf
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, you wrote:
> Anybody know where I can find some good documentation on compiling
> different sorts of programs from the source-code. I wanna try to
> compile and install gaim as my first try.
>
> -Paul R
You should already have gaim on your system. Just open a terminal an
Paul R wrote:
>
> Anybody know where I can find some good documentation on compiling
> different sorts of programs from the source-code. I wanna try to
> compile and install gaim as my first try.
>
> -Paul R
>
> PS (The readme for gaim mentions GTK, I seem to have that on the system
> but can'
All decent programs these days tend to go something like:
./configure
make
make install
ldconfig
When things go well that's about it. When they don't well then it is a lot
of digging through libraries and code. ;>
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On 25-Jul-99 Trevor Wilson wrote:
> How can I compile programs I write in C or C++?
The command for the C compiler is gcc and the command for the C++ compiler is
g++. A simple program with one source code file can usually be compiled with
just 'gcc ' (or 'g++ ') which will produce a binary call
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