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Custom kernels in Ubuntu & Debian - how, when and why linuxconfig.org 29 Aug 2011 | 11:42 am
So, you've decided to try out this thing you heard others talk about, called 'compiling a custom kernel'. If you are trying this as a hobby, or because you want to learn a new skill, very well – read ...
Automating Kernel Builds planet.archlinux.org 24 Aug 2013 | 03:30 am
I posted a couple of weeks ago about compiling a custom kernel using modprobed_db and at the time I talked about automating the process, essentially so that every kernel update, be it the standard Arc...
Ubuntu 9.10 hates kernel developers? linux-network-plumber.blogspot.com 28 Oct 2009 | 02:42 pm
Ubuntu has never been the easiest distribution to do kernel development, but it looks like with 9.10 it has made things too painful. I need to build and install kernels all the time, and usually just ...
Python and Linux kernel 3.0: sys.platform != 'linux2' lipyrary.blogspot.com 12 Sep 2011 | 10:55 pm
It's getting more and more challenging to compile Python. Half a year ago Python 2.x's build system broke caused by multiarch support in Ubuntu Natty. Now Linux kernel 3.0 is going to reveal yet anoth...
Custom Ubuntu Server ISO razvangavril.com 25 Aug 2010 | 05:13 am
Remastering the Ubuntu Desktop ISO is easy considering the existing graphical tools but did you ever wanted to build your custom Ubuntu Server Edition ISO ? Preparing the Environment You’ll need a c...
Building a Custom Debian Kernel for the BeagleBoard lirtex.com 24 May 2009 | 11:49 pm
While trying to get my WIFI dongle to work with the BeagleBoard, I noticed that the dongle’s module was not compiled into the kernel. So I had to build a new kernel from scratch. Since building a new ...
howto:kernel_build - old revision restored dsmg600.info 12 Oct 2012 | 09:15 am
This procedure was develped under Ubuntu Dapper, but it is believed to work on most Linux distributions. To build a new kernel, source for the kernel and build tools needs to be obtained. These sourc...
Using SO_REUSEPORT with Python on Ubuntu 13.04 giantflyingsaucer.com 26 Aug 2013 | 08:33 pm
The Linux Kernel 3.9 introduced a new feature that allows you to bind multiple socket listeners (servers) to the same port on the same host. What this means is you can build servers that all listen on...
