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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ So, in a nutshell:
3. Verify the tarball by running `gpg2 --verify linux-*.*.*.tar.sign` 3. Verify the tarball by running `gpg2 --verify linux-*.*.*.tar.sign`
4. Receive the keys if required with `gpg2 --recv-keys KEY_ID` (for more info check on [kernel.org](https://www.kernel.org/category/signatures.html)) and verify again. 4. Receive the keys if required with `gpg2 --recv-keys KEY_ID` (for more info check on [kernel.org](https://www.kernel.org/category/signatures.html)) and verify again.
5. Unpack the tarball using `tar xf linux-*.*.*.tar` 5. Unpack the tarball using `tar xf linux-*.*.*.tar`
6. Change directory to linux-*.*.* 6. Change directory to `linux-*.*.*`
7. Clean up the kernel directory using `make clean && make mrproper`. 7. Clean up the kernel directory using `make clean && make mrproper`.
8. Run `make localmodconfig` to get a basic configuration file. 8. Run `make localmodconfig` to get a basic configuration file.
9. You can add more features like NTFS support, AppArmor, kernel hardening etc. using `make nconfig` and navigating to the respective configuration menus. 9. You can add more features like NTFS support, AppArmor, kernel hardening etc. using `make nconfig` and navigating to the respective configuration menus.