Linux Compiled installation kernel

First, Introduction

Kernel, is the core of an operating system. It is responsible for managing the system's processes, memory, device drivers, files, and network systems, which determine the performance and stability of the system. Linux as a free software, with the support of the vast number of enthusiasts, the kernel version is constantly updated. The new kernel fixes bugs in the old kernel and adds a lot of new features. If users want to use these new features, or want to tailor a more efficient, stable kernel to their own system, they need to recompile the kernel.

This article will introduce the kernel compilation and installation methods as described in the kernel linux-2.6.32.4 version, which are suitable for most Linux systems (including Redhat, Ubuntu, Debian, etc.).

Second, the Operation procedure

1) Download

HTTPS://www.kernel.org/

2) Compile and install the kernel

 Make Mrproper  Make Menuconfig  Make [-Jn]  Make  makeinstall

iii. Common Options

1) config_debug_info=y

This option allows the kernel to compile with complete debugging information.

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Linux Compiled installation kernel