[ Thanks to Peter
for this link. ]
“In two previous articles, How to compile a Ubuntu
10.10 (Maverick) kernel and How to compile a Ubuntu 10.10
(Maverick) kernel with sched: automated per tty task groups kernel
patch, I described how to create your own custom kernel for Ubuntu
10.10. This article will explain how to update that kernel when a
new release of the kernel has come out.“I’ll be doing a follow up on the original article, How to
compile a Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick) kernel. If you followed the
article How to compile a Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick) kernel with sched:
automated per tty task groups kernel patch you need to replace
core2 with tty through out the this article.“Just to refresh your memory, we have our kernel source in the
following directory /d1/development/kernel/maverick/source and we
have two branches, master and core2.”