Is it possible to create/compile individual configured kernel?

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    ryecoaaron

    Hi Aaron

    It's more than 30 years ago, that i build the kernel by myself... That was the beginning of Linux in 1990. Is it possible to blow up the OMV installation, that i can configure and compile my own kernel on the Debian system... Or is it to complex?


    Anyone who tried it?


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro Sata DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB Sata (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 7.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, DLNA, Flashmemory

    • Official Post
    Quote from prtigger1

    Is it possible to blow up the OMV installation, that i can configure and compile my own kernel on the Debian system... Or is it to complex?

    It won't blow up the OMV install but it might break some plugins that depend on kernel modules like zfs or wireguard.


    Why do you want to compile a kernel?

    omv 7.7.3-1 sandworm | 64 bit | 6.11 proxmox kernel

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    Hi

    It's just an idea to build an kernel exactly for my hardware. Because the 6.12.12bpo kernel is producing cpu errors in bootlog...

    I'm reading here in another post, that

    there is a nonfree bpo package to install.

    How can i do this (Included in PVE kernel).


    At this time i don't know what is necessary to do, for building a individual kernel on OMV... To long ago and to many things changed...


    Best regards

    prtigger

    Old (2011) Supermicro 1U Rackserver X7SPA-HF, Intel Atom D510, 4GB RAM (maximum) | System: Supermicro Sata DOM 64GB SSD | Data: 3*Samsung 870 QVO 4TB Sata (Btrfs Raid1) | OMV 7.x services: SSH, SMB, NFS, DLNA, Flashmemory

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    Quote from prtigger1

    there is a nonfree bpo package to install.

    How can i do this (Included in PVE kernel).

    sudo apt-get -t bookworm-backports install firmware-misc-nonfree

    omv 7.7.3-1 sandworm | 64 bit | 6.11 proxmox kernel

    plugins :: omvextrasorg 7.0.2 | kvm 7.1.2 | compose 7.4.4 | cputemp 7.0.2 | mergerfs 7.0.5 | scripts 7.1


    omv-extras.org plugins source code and issue tracker - github - changelogs


    Please try ctrl-shift-R and read this before posting a question.

    Please put your OMV system details in your signature.
    Please don't PM for support... Too many PMs!

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