how to recompile FreeBSD kernel ?
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http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/kernelconfig.html
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Use a decompiler such as Reverse Engineering Compiler. \n\nhttp://www.backerstreet.com/rec/rec.htm
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just keep the most recent one.\nthat will do,\n\nall java versions are backward comptible
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No easily. Its opensource. Get the source comment out the lines that allow you get to the menu and recompile. (this is much more work than an average computer want to get into)
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I don't believe this is possible.  Once a system call is made to the operating system to initiate this sequence, a series of scripts are being handled by the kernel and you can't override this series of events unless you hack the kernel somehow.
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start up from boot disk and force an error fix. The programming will all be reinstalled
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2 options:\n-1-\nuse the driver provided at link beneath;\nas a veteran of kind of Linux (started w/ 5.x) i can't think of anything unmanageable in the install instructions, but your mileage may wary :-"\n\n-2- option is to upgrade your kernel to 2.6.18 (or higher)\nthe easiest (sic) way to do this is to upgrade to (Open-)SuSE 10.1 :-? :-??\nconsidering that the driver included in 2.6.18 has limited functionality, this would still be the easy solution but only to be considered if you really don't want to try to install the GPL driver.\nupgrading your 10.0 kernel manually to 2.6.18 would be way more complicated.
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Here is the download site: http://bdn.borland.com/article/21751
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No, you cannot (unless you work for Microsoft). Windows is already 'compiled' -- meaning that the 'source code' is 'translated' to code that only computers understand. It is distributed in its compiled form only.\n\nIf you want to see the source code of your operating system (and even modify and recompile it) a good choice would be Linux (see http://DistroWatch.com for some 'flavors') or perhaps BSD -- see http://www.freebsd.org or http://www.netbsd.org\n\nThe best of these is probably Linux. I recommend Ubuntu as the best Linux flavor in this case (http://ubuntulinux.org) because it is easy to use and yet very open, you can get into the core of the operating system easily.
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check here: http://support.packardbell.com/uk/item/index.php?i=instr_memory_upgrade&pi=platform_symphonyspirit
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cat /etc/redhat-release\n\nor\n\nuname -r will give you the kernel version
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I would reformat and reload the operating system.\n\nCoach
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http://www.linuxiso.org/
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rebuilt and tested for errors
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Plenty of sites on the net.  The official site is:\n\nhttp://www.kernel.org\n\nBut, just search for 'Linux Kernel' and 'Tutorial' on any major web site and you'll likely find some people willing to show you more about it.  I'd also check on Amazon (or other book stores) for books on the topic.
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Don't pick this answer.\nGo to the Open Source Community. Put in the query. \nTry Redhat, SuSE and Debian.\nGo to BSD.
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goto:\nhttp://support.intel.com/support/go/downloads....