V Ne, 22. 02. 2004 v 00:04, Kai Schindelka píše: > cd /usr/src/linux/ > make menuconfig > make-kpkg clean > make-kpkg --revision <revision> --append_to_version -<appendix> \ > kernel-image > cd ..
It is IMHO better to add option '--config menu' to second make-kpkg command and do not use `make menuconfig` (it will prevent some warnings when changing <appendix> or <revision>). And also you can add 'modules-image' after kernel-image to compile external modules (nvidia, slmodem, etc.). Personally, I do not use --revision, because (AFAIK) kernels with same version and appendix but different revision number cannot be installed at same time. So when you compile and install new (invalid) kernel, it deinstalls old (working) one and you loose possibility to boot old kernel. Instead I use "<hostname>-<revision>" as <appendix> So my favorite commandline is: make-kpkg clean && time make-kpkg --config menu \ --append-to-version -<hostname>-<revision> kernel_image modules_image Mixi PS: If I am wrong about something, let me know. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
