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| - | To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible [[ | + | To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible [[Ubuntu_ARM_Cross-compile | ARM toolchain]]. Please remember to use the desired board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the [[Electrum_Documentation#Boot_and_Operating_System_Files | sources from the wiki]]: |
| - | tar | + | tar xJf linux-3.2.76-1-at91.tar.xz |
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| - | make | + | |
To use the default board config, don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project. | To use the default board config, don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project. | ||
Current revision as of 18:51, 16 March 2016
To build a kernel for the Micromint Electrum you need a compatible ARM toolchain. Please remember to use the desired board config file and rebuild the kernel modules when you build a new kernel. These commands will build a kernel and its modules using the sources from the wiki:
tar xJf linux-3.2.76-1-at91.tar.xz make kernel
To use the default board config, don't make any changes on menuconfig and just select exit. After a successful build the resulting kernel and modules should be in arch/arm/boot and boot/lib respectively. Once you are able to build a working kernel with the default config, then implement any config and source code changes required by your project.