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Ive got 2.6.11.12 and need to go to 2.6.16.24 so I can run the linux live scripts.
What commands do I need to run? I want to keep all the kernel settings ive got at the moment. Ive recompiled my kernel countless times using
make menuconfig
make all or just make
make modules_install
So how do I keep the old settings and upgrade. I keep reading the command make oldconfig in google. Do I just use this then make all and make modules install?
One way woul dbe to go into your old kernel, save the configuration into a known file (its the last option in menuconfig), then go into the new kernel and load it (second last option in menuconfig).
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