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Old 03-27-2006, 12:43 AM
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I'm going to give this a go...

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you need gcc to compile kernel.
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Already have it for some Perl modules I installed...

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ncurses-devel package is needed while compiling kernel
I have no idea what this is, or what it is for, but I am installing it.

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I like to build my kernels in /usr/local/src
Sounds good to me

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down Load kernel 2.6.14.6
Wow...my first wget, the reason why I re-did my network to get this beast online.

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untar the kernel
This was also exciting...

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download the grsecurity patch
This was real easy to type in....with the few numbers and all...

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patch the kernel
I typed this command in wrong and it took a while to figure out what happened.

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cd to the kernel
Easy

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clean your kernel source configuration etc
Also easy

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use your current configuration to configure your new kernel
Still easy

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go into into the menu
It was easy getting there...

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go to the grsecsecurity option select medium
now to actually compile the kernel
Not so easy...I hope I am doing this right.
Making the stuff was a bit boring to watch.

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make sure there are *NO* errors after this! If you do get errors the below is not going to work.

copy the new files into your /boot directory.
I got a few warnings, but no errors...here I go

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thats it your done save and exit.
CRAP!...was I supposed to rename LABEL to something else? I get an error, file not found. Is there a way to go back and edit the grub.conf file to change root=LABEL=/ to something else?
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