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Article #54147Compiling a new kernel
From: Mark Eaton
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 1997 00:00
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 1997 00:00
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I've been trying to compile a new kernel for my linux machine and I keep getting errors during the compilition process. The kernal I have been trying to compile is 2.1.44 but I also get errors trying to compile 2.0.30. Is there some reason for thins and if so any suggestion on how to prevent it. Also I wanted to know how I can Install device drivers on linux?? I found drivers for my network card but am not sure what to do with them. It is just a tar file which unpacks to the /usr/src dir. Do i have to compile them or what ?? (Yes I know my newness to linux is showing. But how else do you learn ??). My machine is an Authentic AMD K6 200 with 64 meg of ram on an Abit TX97-XE motherboard and a Matrox millenium with 4 meg of memory on
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