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Pawel Kraszewski wrote: |
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> Dnia wtorek, 31 października 2006 19:39, Daniel Iliev napisał: |
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>> It seems correct to me. Now you have to install the kernel image. |
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>> Now the kernel image is compiled and can be found in |
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>> /usr/src/linux/arch/x86_64/boot/bzImage |
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>> (replace x86_64 with your arch. This is the gentoo-amd64 list, therefore |
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>> I suppose it is x86_64) |
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> Well, and what's wrong with "make modules_install install" ? This copies all |
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> the necessary files, updates maps, updates lilo (if necessary)... |
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> You may even try to compile&install kernel in a one-shot: |
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> #> make clean all modules_install install |
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> Underscores, spaces and operation order ARE correct here. Clean doesn't |
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> wipe .config . |
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Pawel, I didn't say something's wrong with "make install". |
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*Nothing's wrong with "make install".* |
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I just prefer to do it manually. Since I'm used to the manual |
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installation I totally forgot about "make install" and that's the reason |
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I didn't proposed it. |
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Best regards, |
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Daniel |
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