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--- slackbook:linux_kernel [2012/09/17 03:39 (UTC)]
mfillpot [Compiling A Kernel and Why to do So] Aded original text and formatting
+++ slackbook:linux_kernel [2014/11/05 02:25 (UTC)] (current)
nocturnal.slacker [Compiling A Kernel and Why to do So]
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 However, some users may need to compile a kernel. If your computer
 contains bleeding edge hardware, a newer kernel may offer improved
-support. Sometimes a kernel patch my be available that corrects a
+support. Sometimes a kernel patch may be available that corrects a
 problem you are experiencing. In these cases a kernel compile is
 probably warranted. Users who simply want the latest and greatest
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-Here you can see that I the new kernel I am compiling has added support
+Here you can see that the new kernel I am compiling has added support
 for a new filesystem: ext4. //oldconfig// has gone through my
 original configuration, kept all the old options exactly as they were
 set, and prompted me on what to do with new options. Typically it is
-save to choose the default option, but you may wish change this.
+safe to choose the default option, but you may wish change this.
 //oldconfig// is a very handy tool for presenting you with only
 new configuration options, making it ideal for users who simply have to