For compiling: If you want to spare even the delay for building and installing
the package, as soon as the build process says "arch/x86/boot/bzImage is ready" (or the like)
cancel further processing (Ctrl+C) and just copy the new kernel over your your existing
experimental kernel:
Please be sure to *overwrite* an existing experimental build so that you even do not have
to tweak GRUB's menu.lst. Then reboot, select the new entry and voila.
For compiling: If you want to spare even the delay for building and installing boot/bzImage is ready" (or the like)
the package, as soon as the build process says "arch/x86/
cancel further processing (Ctrl+C) and just copy the new kernel over your your existing
experimental kernel:
cp arch/x86/ boot/bzImage /boot/vmlinuz- 2.6.31. 4-<your_ existing_ extra_tag_ here>
Please be sure to *overwrite* an existing experimental build so that you even do not have
to tweak GRUB's menu.lst. Then reboot, select the new entry and voila.