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#Use '<tt>sudo make modules_install install</tt>' to install the modules as well as the kernel. This also adds a line to /etc/grub.conf as desired | #Use '<tt>sudo make modules_install install</tt>' to install the modules as well as the kernel. This also adds a line to /etc/grub.conf as desired | ||
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Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > Miscellaneous OS configuration > Installing new kernel from source code
To install new kernel from source code follow these steps:
- Download latest kernel source
- Use 'make xconfig' to create .config file in current folder. You can also use 'make menuconfig' or 'make gconfig' etc. Use 'make help' to get complete list
- Use 'make all' to make everything
- Use 'sudo make modules_install install' to install the modules as well as the kernel. This also adds a line to /etc/grub.conf as desired
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