On 06/08/2017 09:18 AM, laridae.fuscus@xxxxxxxxx wrote: > > Hello, > > I've tried to build a kernel with custom config following https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Building_a_custom_kernel > > Building the kernel following that recipe works fine. > > $ fedpkg clone -a kernel > $ git checkout origin/f25 > edit kernel.spec > # define buildid .local > %define buildid .local > > $ fedpkg local > > However I can't figure out the bit with the custom config. > > The instructions on the wiki say that: > "Enabling config options > If there are configuration options that need to be adjusted for your build, you can add changes in the config-local file. > This will override anything set in the rest of the defconfigs." > > > I've created the .config with "make xconfig" > > But there is no config-local file anywhere, copying/renaming the .config to config-local does nothing > There is a kernel-local file, copying the .config to kernel-local does nothing > > I've also tried to replace the kernel-x64-86.config generated with build_configs.sh with the .config I made with make xconfig, and then tried to run fedpkg local - but that gives an error message (target for arch not found or something along those lines) > > So in short, how do I build a kernel with fedpkg with a custom config? It seems that the wiki is lacking a crucial bit of information, or there's something wrong with the fedpkg system for building kernels. > > regards Like all good wikis this one has gotten a bit out of date. You should be adding configuration options to kernel-local and these will get picked up when you build. Copying to kernel-x86-64.config will work but you need to add # x86_64 at the top of the file as well. Thanks, Laura _______________________________________________ kernel mailing list -- kernel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to kernel-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
