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Subject: compiling kernel for another machine then installing - how?
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Hello.

I've dine some searching through the mailing lsits and
google groups but haven't managed to find anything
about this.
I've also looked in the handbook but it doesn't
discuss this issue.
Basically I've got a slow machine and a much faster
machine.  I wanted to compile the kernel for the
slower machine on the faster one to save a lot of
time.  I've followed the directions in the handbook to
compile a kernel as normal but I'm not sure exactly
what I need to copy and where.  Is it easier to NFS
mount to do this?  I tried and ran into some pathing
issues.
Can anyone help?

Thanks.


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