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> Here are my notes I compiled while kernel building......
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> Subject: ts-7200: compiling a kernel (fwd)
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> uncompress and untar the latest linux24.tgz from the web site
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> Then edit the linux24/Makefile....
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> ....
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> make modules
> INSTALL_MOD_PATH=`pwd`/modules make modules_install
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> installs kernel into linux24/modules
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I can't seem to get the modules to do this "modules_install" action.
Do I need to do this? I suppose , at this point, all I am doing is
updating the kernel so it will have a more accurate clock. I imagine I
wouldn't actually need to load in the recompilied modules for that.
Of course, patching time.h is the goal, if I can just figure out how
to form the "patch" that Jesse wrote in the one message and make it so
that the patch program will accept it. It keeps throwing out my Hunks.
I am having a tough time finding a website that lists what a "legit"
patch looks like.
This is my weakness right now. I realize that patches are generated
from diff operations, but I would think that I could find an example
"patch" with an explanation.
I can't just drop the thing in the message into a file and make it work.
Tony
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