Re: aplying patches

Nathan Bryant (nathan@burgessinc.com)
Wed, 30 Oct 1996 20:46:47 -0500 (EST)


When you apply a patch, first change directory to /usr/src (assuming your
source tree is installed under /usr/src/linux) and then run:

zcat <filename> | patch -p0

The -p0 is very important.

On Wed, 30 Oct 1996, Jason Fayre wrote:

> I'm getting some strange results when aplying kernel patches, can someone
> give me the correct procedure for aplying patches?
> When I applied te kernel 2.1.6 patch, I got the following files in the
> directory about the main linux source directory.
> ChangeLog.awe
> ChangeLog.awe.orig
> README.awe
> README.awe.orig
> README.scc
> README.scc.orig
> awe_hw.h
> awe_hw.h.orig
> awe_voice.h
> awe_voice.h.orig
> awe_wave.c
> awe_wave.c.orig
> linux/
> lowlevel.h
> lowlevel.h.orig
> scc.c
> scc.c.orig
> uaccess.h
> uaccess.h.orig
> Can someone explain this?
>
>
>

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