make-kpkg does a lot for you automatically, besides, it is made for debian: 1. cd kernel-source-tree 2. make menuconfig 3. make-kpkg clean 4. make-kpkg kernel_image At this point you will have an image in the parent directory -with respect the one you are at-: 5. cd ../ 6. dpkg -i kernel_image***.deb This step will ask you for boot floppy, linux, etc. You will be set. Everything will be done. I personally think that this method is better.
Patrick Dahiroc wrote: > hi > > i'm in the process of making kernel-2.2.15. how do i use make-kpkg? > to i have to run make menuconfig first or will make-kpkg walk me > through the kernel configuration? do i have to issue a separate > make-kpkg command to make the modules? > > thanks > pd > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
