![]() | Note: make-kpkg was installed when you installed kernel-package |
Once you have configured your kernel just save and exit, and don't use make-kpkg yet! I will show you a good way to make sure sure everything builds well.
Follow the instruction in the make-kpkg documentation but essentially:
You need to be in the
/usr/src/linux |
make-kpkg clean |
to clean all the binaries out and prepare to build a new kernel, then:
make-kpkg --revision=custom.1.0 kernel_image |
![]() | Don't Do this Yet! |
We need to get the pcmcia-source ready to be built at the same time as the kernel is built. This is a very neat feature of make-kpkg!