On Tue, Mar 04, 2008 at 08:24:12AM +0100, Olivier Robert wrote:
Hi,
As you just want to change one option, I'd continue using the fedora
kernel. This page can be useful:
[1]http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Docs/CustomKernel
Olivier
2008/3/4, Ric Moore <[2]wayward4now@xxxxxxxxx>:
Can one roll a kernel using the vanilla kernel rpm? I know you would
need kernel-devel and possibly headers, but can it be done? I tried
giving it a go, as the i686 kernel seems to be rolled with intel and I
want to get all the gusto I can as I have an AMD-64 chip. Which, from
what I'm seeming, is not checked off in the Fedora stock build.
No, I'm not touching anything else as I'm plain afraid to do so. Got
plenty of time for it to build 100 modules I'll never need. :) There
used to be a HOW-TO at [3]fedora.redhat.com, but damned if I can find
it.
Ric
--
The OP is not seeing the AMD64 stuff turned on in the kernel SRPM on his
32bit install.
If he wants a 64bit install, he should reinstall with the 64bit media, but
most likely, the extra AMD-ness, and 32 extra bits aren't going to be all
that noticable to him.
Chip
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