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[opensuse] building my own kernel with SuSE 11 on x86
- From: John Davis <davisjf@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2009 13:41:32 -0500
- Message-id: <6a7ac2300911091041k5967db8fx3ad606daffe6476d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello
I am trying to build a kernel with suse, i've used this technique on other
distros and I don't know why it does work here. I am wondering if I have an
in complete setup or I am simply missing a step.
1. Fresh Install
2. cd /usr/src/linux
3. make oldconfig
4. make
5. make init
6. make modules
7. make modules_install
8. make install
9. reboot
The result is that the system will boot, but the kernel can not read the
filesystem.
FWIW, once this works, I will do a few more things with the system where I
build a out of tree driver. I figure if my driver is failing, I should
probably try to build the kernel as-is under non-modified setup.
Any response appreciated.
John F. Davis
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I am trying to build a kernel with suse, i've used this technique on other
distros and I don't know why it does work here. I am wondering if I have an
in complete setup or I am simply missing a step.
1. Fresh Install
2. cd /usr/src/linux
3. make oldconfig
4. make
5. make init
6. make modules
7. make modules_install
8. make install
9. reboot
The result is that the system will boot, but the kernel can not read the
filesystem.
FWIW, once this works, I will do a few more things with the system where I
build a out of tree driver. I figure if my driver is failing, I should
probably try to build the kernel as-is under non-modified setup.
Any response appreciated.
John F. Davis
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