Utility to make kernel configuration and setup easier on Arch-based distributions.
Inspired by eselect kernel found in Gentoo Linux.
Run setup-hykernel.sh.
This will create a directory in /etc/opt called hykernel, and will store your installed and configured kernels (kernel_list/*) and configuration files (config/*), unless specified otherwise.
A symbolic link will be made from your hykernel directory's compiled binary to /bin/hykernel.
Run uninstall-hykernel.sh.
This will remove all objects and binaries but will keep your kernel_list directory and your configuration files, unless specified otherwise with the flag --purge-all.
This command will remove everything in /etc/opt/hykernel, including the directory itself. Ensure that you have moved your files and backed up what you need before running this command.
GNU Coreutils, i.e. touch, mkdir, read, echo, tee, etc. See commands used in setup-hykernel.sh.
Compiler: gcc, should be able to be substituted with any other compiler, and can be configured in the Makefile.
This project is a work in progress. Some commands still lack functionality.
The default compiler used for this project is gcc and may be substituted with any other compiler, as well as other compiler information found in the Makefile.