Examples of using New kernel in English and their translations into German
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A new kernel has to be done.
Make world and a New Kernel.
New kernel for etchnhalf.
Use the pull-down menu to select a new kernel.
New kernel for debian-installer.
Boot in to the new kernel installed in step 2.
At this point you should reboot your system with your new kernel.
The new kernel is booted by default.
Next you reboot and now you are using your new kernel.
The new kernel is selected automatically.
So, configure, if necessary build a new kernel, then couple with.
The new kernel is added to'lilo', or copied to the'loadlin' partition.
You should reboot into single user mode to test the new kernel works.
Upon boot, the new kernel is selected automatically.
After the buildworld andbuildkernel steps have been completed, the new kernel and world are installed.
Ini to point to the new kernel and you too have a customized BSOD.
Jonathan explains all the steps from getting the kernel source to rebooting and testing your new kernel.
Obviously, you also can compile a new kernel to make it match your needs….
A new kernel clock model can keep time with a precision of up to one nanosecond.
Also, you should build a new kernel before doing a make build if possible.
To put any of these options into effect,follow the instructions to build and install the new kernel.
If the new kernel does not boot or fails to recognize devices, do not panic!
Do not forget to compile and install the new kernel if you added any lines.
The new kernel has been created under the influence of the operating system MINIX, which did not suit his Linus-exclusive license.
Rebooting at this point is absolutely required because the new kernel must be running to install the new userland.
The new kernel offers certain advantages, such as better support for multiple-processor machines(SMP), or support for the USB.
Etc/sysconfig/bootloader This configuration file is used when configuring the boot loader with YaST andevery time a new kernel is installed.
A new Kernel together with other improvements which can avoid situations leading to SWTO Errors have been implemented in firmware version 1.10.xx.
If you install GRUB as a secondary bootloader, you must reconfigure your primary boot loader whenever you install and boot from a new kernel.
Etc/sysconfig/bootloader This file is read by the perl-bootloader librarywhich is used when configuring the bootloader with YaST and every time a new kernel is installed.