Re: make release

Conrad J. Sabatier (conrads@xxxxxxx) wrote:
In article <4q8rbuFlbffpU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Helmut Schneider <jumper99@xxxxxx> wrote:

I'm playing around with 'make release' and would like to build an ISO
with a custom kernel (support for a specific network device).
How do I implement that custom kernel? Simply copy /boot/kernel to that
ISO?

There are several kernel-related variables (and quite a few others) used
in /usr/src/release/Makefile, all of which are set to defaults if not
defined otherwise.

So, to override, you would do, for instance:

make KERNELS_BASE=foo <other options/vars> release

man 7 release. Must be KERNELS, not KERNEL_BASE. :)

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