I tried to start the git bisect process. This did not go so well though. What I did so far:
# git bisect start
# git bisect good v2.6.22
# git bisect bad v2.6.24
...and then attempted to build. This version that is created this way, however, does not compile. So, I tried:
# git bisect skip
...and then tried to build that one (this version appears to be 2.6.23, according to output). That one ALSO won't build. I'm guessing that the kernel has a lot of possibly interdependent patches that when not applied in groups yield an unbuildable kernel.
I tried to start the git bisect process. This did not go so well though. What I did so far:
# git bisect start
# git bisect good v2.6.22
# git bisect bad v2.6.24
...and then attempted to build. This version that is created this way, however, does not compile. So, I tried:
# git bisect skip
...and then tried to build that one (this version appears to be 2.6.23, according to output). That one ALSO won't build. I'm guessing that the kernel has a lot of possibly interdependent patches that when not applied in groups yield an unbuildable kernel.
Any suggestions?