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Hi Dirk.

> I have recently installed a 368 With RH 5.2 for some home
> routing use...... This is working fine, but now I want to
> recompile the kernel...

> Problem is, the machine has not enough disk space for the
> sources etc. So I decided to build it on an other machine, which
> was no problem. Putting the kernel on the other machine was ok
> too.....

> But now for the problem: How do I get modules from the one
> machine too het other, and how do I install the om the other
> machine???

Last time I was faced with this problem, I nfs mounted the kernel
subtree to the system I wanted them on, compiled the kernel on the
machine it was local to with the command...

Q> make dep clean modules zImage

...then went to the target machine and did the following...

Q> make modules_install
Q> cp arch/i386/boot/zImage /boot/vmlinuz-new

...and finally edited /etc/lilo.conf on that system to allow booting
from /boot/vmlinuz-new which I then tested before renaming it to be
the default boot kernel.

Best wishes from Riley.

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