RE: howt o remake the kernel

RE: howt o remake the kernel

[M. A. Imam]

Thanks alot... but i have linux 2.4 would that work? and at what directory 
level should i run 'make'

Thanks again.

Imam
>===== Original Message From Ed Schouten <ed@il.fontys.nl> =====
>Hello Imam,
>
>On Fri 12 Nov 2004 12:17 PM, M. A. Imam wrote:
>> I am new to linux. i am working on my thesis... i have made some changes to
>> net/ipv4/tcp.c now i need to remake my kernel. right?
>
>If you are running Linux 2.6, you only need to run `make` again. The Linux
>build-script will detect the changes, because of a changed timestamp.
>
>Yours,
>--
> Ed Schouten <ed@il.fontys.nl>
> Website: http://g-rave.nl/
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Re: howt o remake the kernel

[Stuart Longland]

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M. A. Imam wrote:
> Thanks alot... but i have linux 2.4 would that work? and at what
directory
> level should i run 'make'
>
> Thanks again.

Normally the process is you run 'make' from the root of the kernel
source tree.

The exact process you use to process a working binary depends on the
architecture you're running.  On my main box here (Dual PIII 1GHz), I
use something like:

$ make -j8 bzImage modules

When cross-compilling a kernel for my SGI Indy, I use:
$ make -j8 vmlinux modules CROSS_COMPILE=mips-unknown-linux-gnu-

Similar for my Gateway Microserver (rebadged Cobalt Qube 2):
$ make -j8 vmlinux modules CROSS_COMPILE=mipsel-unknown-linux-gnu-

To the others: What's happening with the Kernel HOWTO?  That guide
covered a lot about how to do this...?

Also, remember that you can use the -C argument to make, to tell it to
change directories first... e.g. 'make -C /path/to/kernel/source' will
do what you want without having to manually 'cd' first.
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howt o remake the kernel

[M. A. Imam]

Hi,

I am new to linux. i am working on my thesis... i have made some changes to 
net/ipv4/tcp.c now i need to remake my kernel. right?

what steps should i follow to make my kernel as quickly as possible.

thanks...

Imam

Re: howt o remake the kernel

[Ed Schouten]

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Hello Imam,

On Fri 12 Nov 2004 12:17 PM, M. A. Imam wrote:
> I am new to linux. i am working on my thesis... i have made some changes to 
> net/ipv4/tcp.c now i need to remake my kernel. right?

If you are running Linux 2.6, you only need to run `make` again. The Linux
build-script will detect the changes, because of a changed timestamp.

Yours,
-- 
 Ed Schouten <ed@il.fontys.nl>
 Website: http://g-rave.nl/
 GPG key: finger ed@il.fontys.nl

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