Linux Kernel Programming 01: Compile and Boot

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16:25 If you can not find the config file in /proc, maybe it is located in /boot. In my case, for instance, the file is: _/boot/config-5.4.0-81-generic_

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Hi, I am using Ubuntu 18.04LTS with linux kernel max 5.4.0 version I installed it from the repository of Ubuntu But now I installed linux kernel 6.3.4 from source code (succeed), but I can not install linux-header-6.3.4 from source code. How do I can install linux-header-6.3.4?, the repository of Ubuntu not support linux-header-6.3.4 version. I need rebuild nividia driver from linux kerner 6.3.4 version.

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`sudo apt install libelf-dev` I need this command to compile on ubuntu-based system.

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I'm sorry but I don't install a lot of need programmes. There is for example a 'Paket pahole kann nicht gefunden werden'? and others what can I do? Danke Volker aus Wien dann noche in kleiner Tipp bitte drehe dein Mikro um einiges lauter denn ich tue mir echt schwer die sanfte Stimme gut und laut zu hören trotzdem Super Video! (Wenn auch mit Fokus Troubles) :-) Thumbs up Nr.662 Also the command zcat /proc/config.gz can't find the config file - I've a watch in /proc but there is no fiel exist where i can get my kernel config? Unfortunately in my Mint 20.2 the =off so there is no /proc/config.gz what can I do?

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I really appreciate you putting together these videos. I have a question. I've been reading through kernalnewbies and trying to find the current list of simple bugs they recommend for new contributors to solve, but it seems that most of the links are broken or that the site is not well maintained. Do you have a suggestion of where to simple bugs for new contributors?

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A peculiar thing happened. I was unable to access the .config file, as it says there is no existing file with that name, however my "make menuconfig" appeared identical to yours. Any ideas as to why this is?

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[@johnmoore8599]

It's been some time since I've compiled a kernel. This was useful for showing me how to mess with grub for booting it or if something goes wrong.

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[@gauravpride1985]

Linux phy driver : Dear, Please how can I verify the kernel build-in modules' functionalities ( PhY driver /driver/net/PHY/ ) with small changes. I am able to build the kernel and modules. Do I need to compile and build a device tree? What is the procedure to verify the kernel modules on the target? I have copied the kernel to /boot/Image and modules to /usr/lib/uname -r/modules/ .. .but still on my target the module is not working ..Please suggest.

[@mpotane]

You don't need to install all the programs needed in the documentation, most of those aren't needed and some included in your base system. Personally I don't want modules , I want everything build directly to the hardware I am using. Instead of using `make mrproper` when the compiling result to error you should `make clean` instead. Here's what I do If I want to build kernel. 1.) make mrproper # This command should be the 1st step. 2.) make defconfig # This command will create the config file based on your architecture (~x86_64). 3.) make menuconfig # This will spawn ncurses based menu to edit your configurations. 4.) nice ionice -c 3 make -j`nproc`. # This command will compile the kernel, note install the tools needed by checking the errors. 5.) copy the System.map and bzImage(vmlinuz) to boot directory. 6.) update the grub configurations. # This is done better automatically, you can edit the vmlinuz like "vmlinuz-5.11_1000" to make it as default entry. Anyhow, what a great video not many are doing these things nowadays.

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Succeed to compile & install the new kernel ubuntu, and I don't have to edit grub related config file, new kernel become available & is the default one automatically. I prefer `mint mate` which is based on ubuntu, and very easy to use.

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hello sir - I don't have a linux machine so can I do all of this using a raspberrypi?

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Raspberry pi runs Linux so yes, A Linux machine can be any computer, not a Mac!

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