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1. #DESCRIBE THE WAYS TO BUILD A LINUX KERNEL HOW TO#
2. #DESCRIBE THE WAYS TO BUILD A LINUX KERNEL INSTALL#
3. #DESCRIBE THE WAYS TO BUILD A LINUX KERNEL DRIVER#
4. #DESCRIBE THE WAYS TO BUILD A LINUX KERNEL CODE#

#DESCRIBE THE WAYS TO BUILD A LINUX KERNEL DRIVER#

It rebuilds the ACC driver with support for the new kernel.It prepares ACC driver sources for recompilation.

#DESCRIBE THE WAYS TO BUILD A LINUX KERNEL CODE#

Run ‘./build_target.sh’ to configure your system for rebuilding the kernel module including support for kernel 4.4.73-5-default.Īs the message states, the current kernel isn't included in the ACC package. Installing build solidifier-kmod-6.3.86_64.rpm.Ĭould not find built-in support for kernel 4.4.73-5-default. The current kernel is the kernel running in the system where the installation is performed. If the current kernel isn't supported, running the master installer in the target system fails with the error below.

#DESCRIBE THE WAYS TO BUILD A LINUX KERNEL INSTALL#

The system or testbed where kernel support is to be performed must be allowed to install development packages from the Linux distribution repositories. The reason is that a full recompilation of the kernel module is needed for this method. NOTE: The ACC driver package for the new kernel is built only once, and then distributed among the endpoints. Run the master installer script, mapkg_install.​sh, again. This step installs the new kernel module package and those packages supported in the current ACC version.After the new kernel module package is successfully built, run the master installer script again.

This script tries to download all the needed dependencies and recompile the ACC kernel module sources against the kernel version that you want to support. Run the build tool included in the installation package build_target.sh.To create a kernel module package for an unsupported kernel locally, perform the steps below: You can create the needed build on a testbed and manually deploy the kernel module to production endpoints running the same kernel. The capability to create kernel modules for targets has been updated in the ACC 6.3.0-714 (July 2019) release. How do I install when the target kernel isn't supported? Perform the steps listed in the "Install on the Linux platform" section of the Installation Guide. If the target kernel is supported, direct installation occurs on the kernel.ĭo I need to take care of any prerequisites? Has anything changed for me since the previous release? How do I install when the target kernel is supported? See KB91985 - Linux kernel support for Application and Change Control 6.x and verify whether support is already available for the required kernel version. The installation workflow on the Linux operating system varies based on whether the target kernel is supported or not. What are the possible deployment scenarios? On non-standard kernels: If you submit the required kernel source files with your unsupported kernel request with business justification and the number of total systems supported, support might be considered even though the expected results are limited to non-standard kernel release channels.If you request a kernel that's not listed in the standard channels for the supported operating systems, it's understood that ACC most likely doesn't support the kernel at all.In the meantime, use the Kernel Compatibility Checker (KCC) on the newer kernels to allow them to be automatically supported on day zero in 80–90% of cases. ACC follows the standard release channels for kernel support and can take up to 60 days to support new kernels.Submit an Unsupported Kernel Request through Support.Įxpected new kernel support guidelines and availability.Create a build file for the target kernel on a testbed, and manually deploy the build to other production endpoints.If you need to install ACC on a kernel that's not listed in the KB, you can perform one of these tasks:

#DESCRIBE THE WAYS TO BUILD A LINUX KERNEL HOW TO#

This article describes how to rebuild the ACC kernel driver for unsupported Linux kernels.įor a list of supported kernels, see KB91985 - Linux kernel support for Application and Change Control 6.x.