You will need
  • - Linux kernel
Instruction
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The Linux kernel useful only to rebuild in some cases. For example, to enable new capabilities not available in the previous version of the kernel. Or to create a specific system for LifeCD when used bezmetallny Assembly.
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The build process has long been simplified and automated. Before Assembly it is imperative to know the version of the current kernel. Open "Terminal" ("Menu" - "Applications" - "Accessories" - "Terminal") and enter the command:
uname –a
In return you will get a line that say about the current version of Linux. Next, go to the website kernel.org and select the most fresh and suitable for you -.
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There are Stable and Development version. Always take the most recent archive, because it contains a fix all previous problems and glitches. In Development removes small problems, and Stable over a large – scale release.
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First we need to configure the kernel. Go to console root access and type the command:
sudo make defaultconfig
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Then select the appropriate settings for you. If something is unclear, you can always use the HELP button in the lower right corner of the screen. Do not turn in - functions that have the flag Experimental or Deprecated. This could bring the system out of steady state. Enable these settings only if you know what you are doing.
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After finishing setting from a simple user in a terminal enter the command:
make bzImage

make modules
"Make bzImage" allows you to compile the kernel and "make modules" - modules to assemble. Then root access email:
make modules_install

make install
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This will begin the installation of the kernel. After it reboot and you can use the new version of your system.