Re: [Sheflug] Building kernel on one machine, using on another.

["Alex Hudson" <nospam [at] york.ac.uk>]

>     Barrie>  Question is how?
>
> As long as the CPU family is the same, just build it.

You may also find that these things are built on specific versions of a
kernel (some 2.0), so you may have to install a number of different trees on
your machine. Be careful not to mix them up! Also, if you are compiling from
a single tree, remember to save your configurations in different files.

> But with your spec as written above, the answer is in four words:
> Don't.  Run.  A.  Firewall.

On a dialup line, this is probably true, although depends how long you stay
connected :))

Cheers,

Alex.

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