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This article will explain in detail how to configure the final work of compiling kernel in openSUSE. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

The kernel has been compiled and installed, and a startup item has been added to the bottom of the grub start menu. Reboot can try a new kernel login. There are still some minor problems to be solved. Point / usr/src/linux to the source directory of the newly compiled kernel, # rm / usr/src/linux#ln-s / usr/src/linux- version number / usr/src/linux, then restart and check the kernel version with uname-r. Naturally, remember to reinstall the video driver.

OpenSUSE uses tutorials to clean up

If your kernel works stably and properly after a period of testing, you can do some cleaning to free up disk space.

OpenSUSE uses tutorials to clean up old files

Go back to the kernel source directory

# make clean

Delete the directory corresponding to other kernel version numbers under / lib/modules, that is, delete the files corresponding to other kernel version numbers under the old version kernel module file / boot

OpenSUSE uses tutorials to clean up the grub startup list

You may not want the invalid original kernel to remain on the boot menu, so

# mv / boot/grub/menu.lst.old / boot/grub/menu.lst#rm / boot/*.old & & rm / boot/grub*.old#rm / boot/vmlinuz & & rm / boot/initrd#ln-s vmlinuz- new version number-default vmlinuz#ln-s initrd- new version number-default initrd update kernel-headers =

After self-compiling the kernel, linux-kernel-header cannot be updated automatically and is controlled by the RPM software management system. In general, this package is maintained at the official kernel version. So we need to update it manually to facilitate the module compilation under the new kernel.

Rm-rf / usr/include/linuxcp-r / usr/src/linux-2.6... (the version number of the newly compiled kernel, please complete it according to your own situation) / include/linux / usr/include

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