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January 25th, 2002, 03:44 PM
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It's straitforward - open xterm or konsole (if you're in KDE) and type
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cd /usr/src/linux (or whatever else is the path to the sources), then type make xconfig and take care to read the help about every setting, plus the files indicated in the help. It'll take you hours, but you will know a lot more about Linux afterwards. When you're done and have saved & quit, run Code:
make bzImage make modules make modules_install make bzlilo (read your distro's manual before, these commands may vary for you). Alternatively to 'make xconfig', you can look in the KDE Control Center - I remember seeing there another kernel config GUI, but I never tried it.
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