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On Debian/Ubuntu, you can just download and configure the kernel as normal, and then run "make deb-pkg" to get a .deb that plays nicely with dpkg. You can run w
by teraflop 6y ago
On Debian/Ubuntu, you can just download and configure the kernel as normal, and then run "make deb-pkg" to get a .deb that plays nicely with dpkg. You can run whatever kernel you want without having to upgrade any user-space packages or depend on third-party repositories.