Hi, In the kernel README file, it is written following commands to build kernel: make config make sudo make modules_install install Also, there are some other distro specific methods to build kernel such as make-kpkg. Does it matter which one of them is being used to build kernel? Should I stick to commands given in the README file or using distro specific utilities is OK too?
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 12:18 AM, Sertaç Olgunsoylu <sertacolgunsoylu@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, In the kernel README file, it is written following commands to build kernel: make config
Use a prettier tool such as menuconfig or {x,g,k}config.
make sudo make modules_install install
Also, there are some other distro specific methods to build kernel such as make-kpkg. Does it matter which one of them is being used to build kernel? Should I stick to commands given in the README file or using distro specific utilities is OK too?
Using distro specific tools is OK. In my experience make-kpkg uses an existing .config, which means you can run make menuconfig, then use make-kpkg to build a distro specific package containing your kernel. Hope this helps, Vlad
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