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Re: SEUL: Proposition for a simplified kernel recompiling proced

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Subject: Re: SEUL: Proposition for a simplified kernel recompiling proced
From: Rick Jones <rickya@siservices.net>
Date: Tue, 03 Feb 1998 15:16:15 -0500
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George Bonser wrote:
> 
> This will make the kernel and modules and produce a .deb package than can then
> be installed using dpkg.  On installation, it moves the current kernel out of
> the way (BUT DOES NOT DELETE IT), runs lilo, deletes the module dependancies
> and instructs you to reboot to rebuild the dependancies and load the new kernel.

How does this differ from just using "make zlilo ; make modules ; make
modules_install" ?  Other than being longer?  I've never used it since I
thought it was for building kernel packages, so what is the bennefit
over the simple make commands?

-- 
Out here,

Rick Jones
rickya@siservices.net

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