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i don't know how RH is set up but for slack you should be using vanilla kernels. some distros have custom junk in them that isn't slack toolchain friendly.
'installing source' is just a matter of making a directory and:
cp -rf <path-to-rh-kernel>/ <path-to-your-dir>/
then of course you'll have to compile and install the kernel. see my sig for a straightforward guide.
I want to compile and install the custom kernel which comes along with the CD . which I am not able
to find it . I have 3 installation Cd and 2 source cd . I tried to give the rpm -ihv command
in the source cd , but it is not working .
Any help will be grreately appreciated.
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