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Subject: How to get kernel source release from git tree?
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Hi, this may be a stupid question, sorry for this.

I have kenel 2.6 git tree in my local box, usually through the following 
steps I get source release,
1. copy git repository to a new directory.
2. rm .git directory.
3. make config; make; make modules_install; make install

I there any convinient git command or other ways to get kernel release 
from git repository?