You won??™t be prompted.
10. Run make modules to compile any modules your new kernel needs.
11. Run make modules_install to install the modules in /lib/modules and create
dependency files.
12. Run make install to automatically copy the kernel to /boot, create any other files
it needs, and modify the bootloader to boot the new kernel by default.
13. Open a text editor and verify the changes made to /boot/grub/grub.conf; fix if
necessary. If you happen to be running LILO as your bootloader, check
/etc/lilo.conf and rerun /sbin/lilo if you make any changes.
14. Reboot and test the new kernel.
Troubleshooting Problems
Compiling a kernel is a complex operation, and things can go wrong. Chances are, you
will see error messages printed on the screen when something does go wrong. Some of
these messages will show up in the /var/log/messages file, which you can look at in any
text editor. Other messages may appear in other error logs as well. First thing: Don??™t
panic! Many (if not quite all) problems can be solved with proper research.
Errors During Compile
It??™s rare that a kernel doesn??™t compile, but there??™s always a chance that something slips
through the testing process.
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