Creating a Kernel on a seperate machine
From: Galen Yalch (gyalch_at_nwrg.com)
Date: 02/10/05
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Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 12:46:16 -0700
I am trying to build a new kernel on one machine and then move it after
compiling to the machine it will be used on. From what I have been able to
find I think all I need to do is...
finish all the builds.
copy the bzImage and System.map to the boot directory of the other computer.
copy the /lib/modules/kernel directory for that kernel to the same place of
the other computer
edit grub to boot the new kernel and restart.
Is this everything that I need or am I missing a couple of steps? Thanks.
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