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On 10/12/05, Mark <whitetr6@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Is there a way I can apply all of the options I set last time I ran make |
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> menuconfig to the new kernel I just downloaded, or do I have to go through |
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> all the settings again? Is that what saving .config was for? If so, how do I |
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> fit that in to the steps of upgrading, since this article doesn't include |
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> it...http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/kernel-upgrade.xml |
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Depends... |
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If you're using genkernel, you can pass through the previous kernel |
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config options like this: |
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$ genkernel --kernel-config=/location/of/kernel/config/file --udev all |
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or my preference would be: |
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$ genkernel --kernel-config=/location/of/kernel/config/file --udev |
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-menuconfig all |
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With a manual config, you'll have to find your old config file, and |
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copy it into your new /usr/src/linux directory as .config. |
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HTH, |
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...Ric |
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