On Wed, May 10, 2006 at 10:17:29AM -0500, Josh Lawrence wrote:
> to reading this, I always thought that you downloaded the most recent
> full kernel (as of today, 2.6.16.15), the most recent patch (as of
> today, 2.6.16-rt20), and go from there. Which way is the proper way?
I recently built my first -rt kernel.
WRT 2.6.16-rt20, I wasn't sure whether to apply this patch to the latest
kernel (2.6.16.<whatever>) or just 2.6.16.
To be safe I patched to 2.6.16, and it worked fine.
I did this because following the "prepatch" example:
<snipped from kernel.org>
(for example, the 2.6.12-rc4 prepatch should be applied to the 2.6.11
kernel sources, not, for example, 2.6.11.10.)
</snipped>
-- paul wReceived on Wed May 10 20:15:07 2006
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