Ubuntu Environment Compiler Kernel

1. Compiled environment configuration and library needs Compile requires the minimum GCC, make, and root permissions, the library relies on ncurses, the installation ncurses command is as follows: sudo apt-get install build-essential kernel-package Libncurses5-dev 2. To prove the kernel changes, you need to check the kernel version first: uname-r 3. Download the latest latest kernel from www.kernel.org. 4. Unzip the downloaded kernel and enter [email protected]:~$ CD linux-3.9.2/ 5. Use make mrproper to clean up the old configuration. 6. Using make menuconfig for kernel customization, the file system needs to be customized according to its requirements. 7. Prepare with make DEP (not available at this stage) 8. Use make bzimage to compile the kernel. (This process is long, I compiled myself about 25 minutes or so.) ） 9. Compile the kernel module with make modules, which will take longer. 10. Install the kernel module using make Modules_install 11. Use make install to compile the new kernel into the system. 12. See for yourself if the settings are successful. 13. Perform uname-r after reboot This upgrade will be successful, but a variety of headache problems come out ... The driver is going to have to install it himself ... UPGRADES are risky!!!! Real machine need to be cautious!! This is a problem ... it's trouble. I am the real machine UBUNTU13 .....

Ubuntu Environment Compiler Kernel