kernel patching

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Hi Jude

When you patch a kernel you patch the source.  Then you must compile.  

To get in touch with Bill Acker use wacker@octothorp.org or +1
303777-8123.

Frank
On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Jude DaShiell wrote:

> I'm wondering for patching kernel files like vmlinuz-2.2.16-22 in /boot
> wouldn't it be better to use dd rather than cp?  If I remember correctly
> dd is supposed to be what's used to copy binary files in unix.  Me and
> Bill Hacker tried the other night to update my kernel and things got
> broken.  Also, I ran md5sum on the first instance of vmlinuz-2.2.16-22 I
> downloaded as well as on the second download of that file and the numbers
> were identical.  I'd send Bill the md5sum number I got but his older email
> address of whacker@octothorp.org doesn't work anymore and I haven't got a
> newer address for him yet.





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