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On 8/9/07, gboyce <gboyce-qL0WqcyiFk9Wk0Htik3J/w at public.gmane.org> wrote: > > On Wed, 8 Aug 2007, Vinay Perneti wrote: > > > I have a custom kernel (2.6.21) with some nfs stuff modified. I know how > to > > build and install the kernel on a single machine. However, I was trying > to > > find the best way to install it on multiple nodes. One of the obvious > ways > > is to make rpm packages and use them ( The nodes i'm trying to install > the > > kernel run Redhat enterprise edition 5). > > Since these machines are running Redhat Enterprise I'm assuming that these > systems are important and sensitive enough to warrant the purhcase of > licenses and support from Redhat. The setup is just a test bed so they are not so important. You may want to consider just applying your NFS changes to the kernel that > Redhat provides by modifying their source RPMs. That way you get your > changes without throwing away the large amount of testing that Redhat puts > into their kernels. > > Greg > Building the kernel and then moving the files and making necessary changes seemed like simpler option. Thanks a lot guys. -Vinay -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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