On 20 Nov 2003 at 2:01, Roberto Sanchez wrote:
Execute the following (this assumes /usr/src/linux
points to your
current kernel source):
cd /usr/src/linux cp /boot/config-2-4-18-<your version> .config make oldconfig make dep
After all that, it should work.
The headers are now allegedly properly installed (just one little typo was screwing things up).
Now, as for the cd /usr/src/linux line, there was no
linux directory under /usr/src. So, since that isn't where the kernal source was installed, what
would be the most efficient way to find it on the drive without going through every directory
manually.
cd /usr/src/ ln -s kernel-headers-2.4.18-bf2.4 linux cd linux/
Also, about that second line in your instructions. Am
I correct in assuming that the above command will copy the config-2.4.18-bf2.4 file to a
file just named .config or am I misreading that?
Yes. But if you are using kernel-headers instead of kernel-source, skip those steps.
-Roberto
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