Anyone outright understand so to explain
What linux kernel #n (n is small number 1,2,3.. so on) acquired on
just compiled one in kernel package 7
such like
$ make
...
...
..arch/x86/boot/bzimage (#4)
$
Hello.
On úterý 4. července 2023 9:46:17 CEST Budi wrote:
> Anyone outright understand so to explain
> What linux kernel #n (n is small number 1,2,3.. so on) acquired on
> just compiled one in kernel package 7
>
> such like
> $ make
> ...
> ...
> ..arch/x86/boot/bzimage (#4)
>
> $
That's a part of UTS_VERSION (see init/Makefile) that gets auto-incremented by the init/build-version script each time the kernel is recompiled from the current source tree without cleaning it (aka removing the .version file) first.
Thanks.
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