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Re: [Xen-users] How to use a newer Kernel with 2.0.7
> When I do a make dist in testing the Makefile fetches an builds a 2.6.12er
> kernel!
> How old was your testing-tarball you used?
>
I downloaded my testing using hg but I went and built some more copies to see
if I could figure out what was going on. It seems to work for me in the
2.0.7 tarball as well...
The directory is called linux-2.6.11 but it has the patch applied. There's
also the vmlinuz-2.6.11.12-xen0 that I saw when building on -testing. As I
mentioned earlier you can check the patch level of the source by doing:
head linux-2.6.11-xen0/Makefile
And checking the value of EXTRAVERSION
If it has a number in it (before the Xen stuff) then it got patched.
Are you *really really* sure that you're not getting a patched kernel? Have
you tried booting it to see what number it displays? What do you see if you
issue the "head" command above? What about "ls -l dist/install/boot"?
HTH,
Mark
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