Well, if you don't already have the patch, fetch it from kernel.org (It'll be the capital V link by 2.6.2. then, cd to your linux directory and type bzcat < patchfile >> | patch -p1 to apply it. (assuming your 2.6.1 is unpatched).
Then, run make oldconfig, and it will ask you for any new configuration options. From there, make it and install just like your old kernel
Hello,
I try whole nite:( to patch the kernel 2.6.10 with patch 2.6.12 mm or 2.6.11 ac or 2.6.12 gjit but it did not work with above command, they said the same one "could not found files to patch. File to patch:....".
Could any one tell me how to solve it?
use your friendly package manager (synaptic) to install the package linux-source-2.6.yourversion. instead of working as root you should unpack the .tar.bz2-file that is installed under /usr/src as your normal user in your normal user home directory. use make-kpkg to compile and build installable packages.
you can do like this:
ln -s yourkernel linux
cd linux
bunzip2 -dv /your patch 's path/patch-2.6.10-bk4.bz2 |patch -p1
if your patch is in /usr/src,you should use -p0 instead of -p1
It's not hard
Well, if you don't already have the patch, fetch it from kernel.org (It'll be the capital V link by 2.6.2. then, cd to your linux directory and type bzcat < patchfile >> | patch -p1 to apply it. (assuming your 2.6.1 is unpatched).
Then, run make oldconfig, and it will ask you for any new configuration options. From there, make it and install just like your old kernel
If you get the bz2 patch and
If you get the bz2 patch and put it in /usr/src.
cd /usr/src/linux
bzip2 -dc ../patch-2.6.2.bz2|patch -p1
patch the 2.6.10
Hello,
I try whole nite:( to patch the kernel 2.6.10 with patch 2.6.12 mm or 2.6.11 ac or 2.6.12 gjit but it did not work with above command, they said the same one "could not found files to patch. File to patch:....".
Could any one tell me how to solve it?
Well, you have to cd to the k
Well, you have to cd to the kernel source directory (cd /usr/src/linux-xxx) and then copy there the patch and then apply it. Good luck!
i using Ubuntu 8.04 i
i using Ubuntu 8.04
i couldnt find Linux directory at /usr/src
What should i do
install the package
use your friendly package manager (synaptic) to install the package linux-source-2.6.yourversion. instead of working as root you should unpack the .tar.bz2-file that is installed under /usr/src as your normal user in your normal user home directory. use make-kpkg to compile and build installable packages.
you can do like this: ln -s
you can do like this:
ln -s yourkernel linux
cd linux
bunzip2 -dv /your patch 's path/patch-2.6.10-bk4.bz2 |patch -p1
if your patch is in /usr/src,you should use -p0 instead of -p1