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I am working on iEi9454 motherboard and I want to boot from compact flash. Processor is Intel Dual core 1.8GHz.
On linux host machine (processor Intel Dual core 1.6GHz), I am trying to configure the kernel for above motherboard. After configuration, version.h file is not being created.
Please let me know what could be the problem.
Thanks in advance.
More details are required to correctly answer you answer, still I will try to provide few possibilities.
Did you use some available configuration or created a one using $make(x/menu/g)config. It should generally create a version.h file. If you have directly modified the .config file then still you need to do a $make oldconfig
If you are using kernel 2.4, you may need to do make clean and $make mrproper and $make dep. With 2.6 this is not required.
You can always build kernel headers,
$make /include/kernel/version.h
If still your problem persist then please provide specific details of you problem.
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