Seperate Kernel Trees mini-HOWTO

Note that this documentation is historic. It may no longer be very relevant. There will be no updates or further releases.

This document describes how you can setup several distinct Linux kernel trees next to each other, even when they have the same release number. It is actual for the 2.0 series of kernels.

Once, this document was intended to become an official mini-HOWTO. That never happened, though.

This document is only available as plain text.

Frodo Looijaard, frodo@frodo.looijaard.name
Last changed on 2005-11-11