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A Guide to Compiling the Linux Kernel All By Yourself

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A Guide to Compiling the Linux Kernel All By Yourself

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Linux@lemmy.ml • 9 months ago

A tinkerer's guide to experiencing the compilation of the latest Linux kernel all by yourself.

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Had to do it for uni.

Building and compiling is really easy. Kernel programming in Linux, on the other hand, is a nightmare with how bad the documentstion is.

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