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Old 22nd November 2007, 02:14 PM
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Cool How to use my own .config-File to built the Kernel?

Hello,
I try to built a new kernel. I use the docu from http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Docs/CustomKernel to built a kernel for fedora. But: I am not able to use my own .config-File. I create this file with
Code:
make menuconfig
but after I make
Code:
rpmbuild -bb ....
my .config-file is overwritten and my settings for the new kernel are lost.

What have I do that my file is used? Why is my file overwritten?

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Mark
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