As a developer, I run different kernels for specific things.
GENERIC for system troubleshooting as it's the failsafe kernel that will run no matter what.
A custom kernel that is tuned to the machine hardware for normal stuff.
And a DEBUG kernel when I'm writing kernel type code (KLMs, device drivers, kernel mods, etc).
I have a 10.2 fresh install up and running with software and tweaks. Security patches have been downloaded and compiled in. So the question becomes, when I build the other two kernels (GENERIC and DEBUG), how do I install them into their specific locations in the /boot directory? Specifically /boot/kernel.GENERIC/ and /boot/kernel.DEBUG/.
GENERIC for system troubleshooting as it's the failsafe kernel that will run no matter what.
A custom kernel that is tuned to the machine hardware for normal stuff.
And a DEBUG kernel when I'm writing kernel type code (KLMs, device drivers, kernel mods, etc).
I have a 10.2 fresh install up and running with software and tweaks. Security patches have been downloaded and compiled in. So the question becomes, when I build the other two kernels (GENERIC and DEBUG), how do I install them into their specific locations in the /boot directory? Specifically /boot/kernel.GENERIC/ and /boot/kernel.DEBUG/.
