Tor Slettnes wrote (if this wasn't you, I apologize. Just trying to trim
down the message a bit):
>
> Also, instead of doing all those steps listed below manually, try
> using the 'make-kpkg' Debian utility. ("man make-kpkg" for details).
> If you do not have it, it is in the 'kernel-package' Debian package.
>
> To build a kernel image, go to a kernel top-level directory, and type
> something like:
>
> # make xconfig
That's a nice shortcut :)
They didn't have that on the SuSE dist, but then again there were a few
other thing they didn't have. That's why I'm using Debian now.
I'm off to read that man page.
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