Installing Linux Kernel 2.6.5

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Hi All,
 
    My Hardware :
             A PC with AMD k5 processor .Hard disk capacity 6GB
 
     Goal :
            My Goal is to intall 2.6.5 in my PC.
 
What I have and done:
 
        a) I have redhat 7.3 installed in my PC with boot loader as GRUB.
        b) Downloaded kernel 2.6.5 from kernel.org
        c) Extracted the src /usr/src/linux-2.6.5/
        d) Did make config.
        e) Sucessfull build.
 
What I have done in /boot directory :
 
          a) I copied the new config file ie config-2.6.5
          b) I copied System.map-2.6.5 and made System.map point to it.
          c) Copied vmlinux-2.6.5 
          d) In grub directory edited the menu.lst file to include 2.6.5 without adding the initrd image line.
 
         Now when I reboot two options are displayed I selected my new kernel ie 2.6.5 saying that vmlinuz is not found ies perfectly true . I dont know how to make vmlinuz for the new kernel . Please anyone can help me.
 
         Also please let me know the steps I am following are right or wrong ? if I am missing any please let me know what are they.
 
Thanks
Rakesh
 
         
             
 
 


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