[Voyage-linux] compiling the kernel

[Russell Lang]

Gustin,

I'm using OpenSUSE, not using Debian for the build.
I don't appear to have make-kpkg available.

I copied the modules over to a voyage system, and the vmlinuz and initrd, then 
updated grub/menu.lst.  It starts to boot, then fails when it tries to resume from 
the disks of the system on which it was built.

What do I need to do to prevent this resume?

Russell

On 17 Jul 2009 at 2:09, Gustin Johnson wrote:

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> Russell Lang wrote:
> > Alvaro,
> > 
> > The following is the method I will be trying this weekend.  It might not
> > be correct.
> > 
> > Download unmodified kernel sources for 2.6.30-1.
> > Unpack sources.
> > 
> > Step 1.
> > Create a .config file by copying it from the current kernel of my host.
> > Use "make oldconfig" to update it.
> > Use "make menuconfig" to change some settings.
> > Set the extra field (Punky has it set to "-voyage") to my initials, so I
> > can recognise the modified kernel.
> > make all
> > make modules_install
> > make install
> > 
> I would use make-kpkg instead, as it will result in a .deb
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