CentOS 6.5 i386 upgrade kernel to 3.10.28

CentOS 6.5 i386 upgrade kernel to 3.10.28

CentOS 6.5 i386 upgrade kernel to 3.10.28

This is relatively simple, just look at the specific operation process.

When I download the linux-3.10.28.tar.gz package, I will not write it. I will upgrade it and won't download a TAR package, ^_^ !!

Operation:

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1. [Root @ localhost ~] # Uname-ra
2. Linuxlocalhost. localdomain2.6.32-431. el6.i686 #1SMPFriNov2200: 26: 36UTC2013i686i686i386GNU/Linux
3. [Root @ localhost ~] # Yum-yinstallmakegccgcc-c ++ kernel-develm4ncurses-developenssl-develgccgcc-c ++ zlibzlib-develhmaccalczlib-develbinutils-develelfutils-libelf-devel
5. [Root @ localhost ~] # CdDownloads/linux-3.10.28/
6. Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28 # pwd
7. /Root/Downloads/linux-3.10.28
8. [Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28] # cp/boot/config-2.6.32-431.el6.i686.config
9. [Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28] # sh-c 'yes "" | makeoldconfig'
10. [Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28] # makemenuconfig
11. [Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28] # make-j4bzImage
12. [Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28] # make-j4modules
13. [Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28] # make-j4modules_install
14. [Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28] # make-j4install
15. # Cp/etc/grub. conf/etc/grub. conf. bak
16. [Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28] # vim/etc/grub. conf

Adjust the startup sequence of the kernel.

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1. [Root@localhostlinux-3.10.28] # reboot
3. Broadcastmessagefromroot@localhost.localdomain
4. (/Dev/pts/1) at19: 38...
6. ThesystemisgoingdownforrebootNOW!

Again, it is the new kernel.