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Re: Knowing you Patched the Kernel



On 29 Apr 2003 22:46:33 -0500
Doug MacFarlane <madmac@covad.net> wrote:

> I have PATCH_THE_KERNEL = AUTO and use the --apply_patched option to the
> make-kpkg command.
> 
> I also redirect all the output (via a > compile.output redirection) to a
> text file so I can read the messages and/or error messages.  

To apply patches the make-kpkg option is "--added-patches=<patchname>".

You should be able to examine your compile.output file with a pager (less,
most) and just scroll down to the part where patches are applied. It's not
that far down.

If you don't see the section where patches are applied before dependencies
are computed, they weren't applied.

Kevin



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