Kernel-compile-howto for other computers
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Greetings:
I have a new(ish) computer I assembled a few months ago. It can compile
kernels in less than 5 minutes. I would like to learn how to correctly build
kernels and modules for other computers on this box using the 'make-kpkg'
methods the Debian way, and then how to export them properly to the receiving
computer for installation. I know kpkg automates much of this process, so I
want to be able to safely create the images and modules so they will not
actually be placed (by accident) in my working directories.
It seems like it has to be possible, and I know it would save a lot of time
for my friends, if they could simply ssh to my box and build, then export the
binaries. Links to personal notes or howto's would be wonderful, and greatly
appreciated.
tia, tatah
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