Re: Multi I/O RS232 oxford driver



On Wed, 03 Feb 2010 00:21:52 -0800, nick048 wrote:

4. And then build the Kernel.


- set up a rpm build environment for your user
- reinstall the source rpm, you changed it.
- cp --recursive the sources to a directory of your choosing, probably
somewhere under your home
- Edit Makefile, add something to extraversion to distinguish your new
kernel from the redhat one
- make rpm

Alternatively, as root do a make rpm directly as step 4, but I would
advise to do as outlined above, will save you a lot of hurt in the long
run.

M4
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