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Operating Systems Linux Updating my kernel...GULP Post 50778 by norsk hedensk on Sunday 2nd of May 2004 10:17:22 AM
Old 05-02-2004
you still need the entire source for the kernel. since you are using a packaged distribution you probably dont have a copy of the source on your computer. you could grab it off of your redhat cd, or go back to kernel.org and download the whole thing, and the latest patch aswell.

http://www.digitalhermit.com/linux/K...#EXTRACT-PATCH

from the last link i gave you will tell you how to do everything. btw, that link has thebest instructions i have seen to build your own kernel. read the whole thing, you will learn a lot.
 

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