Hello all, Is it convenient to work on our main kernel on this projects? Or, would you suggest using a different partition kernel to practice this? I am afraid of messing up my work computer. Thank you. -- Javier Pajuelo
Your boot loader (grub?) can't handle multiple kernels? On Jun 25, 2014 10:32 PM, "Javier" <quaere1verum@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello all,
Is it convenient to work on our main kernel on this projects? Or, would you suggest using a different partition kernel to practice this?
I am afraid of messing up my work computer. Thank you. -- Javier Pajuelo
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Good. Build yourself another kernel for development and stick with the working one for work then. On Jun 25, 2014 10:40 PM, "Javier" <quaere1verum@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 4:37 PM, Kristofer Hallin < kristofer.hallin@gmail.com> wrote:
Your boot loader (grub?) can't handle multiple kernels?
It can.
-- Javier Pajuelo
On Jun 25 2014, Javier wrote:
Hello all,
Is it convenient to work on our main kernel on this projects? Or, would you suggest using a different partition kernel to practice this?
I am afraid of messing up my work computer. Thank you.
Personally, I'd consider using a virtual machine for testing rather than having the same machine sometimes be a kernel-test system and sometimes be my work environment. With the right virtual environment, you'll even get good support for debugging a flaky guest. But even without that, you're still ahead if you can keep your main/development/compile box up while testing.
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