I don't use grub and haven't yet installed my custom kernel packages,
but they are built the same way that Debian builds them. That means
that you shouldn't have to edit anything and it requires an initrd
image, just as the official kernels do. You might need to run lilo or
update-grub after install, I don't know, but it requires perl and
debconf for configuration so I think it does this automatically. I
suggest looking at the kernel-package package to see what I used. It
says it follows the same rules as normal Debian kernels but allows
easier customization.
Daniel Dalton wrote:
On Tue, 22 Apr 2008, Willem van der Walt wrote:
I have built a kernel like that the other day under ubuntu and it
installed correctly, but messed up my menu.lst so that I had to manually
So did mine... I built a .23 kernel some months ago and I manually had
to edit menu.lst to tell it which was the default kernel.
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