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That's clearly a Dell at the beginning of the video. Come on!

If you want to keep it out of the search engines, you could also disallow the page in your robots.txt file.

kode-niner wrote:Good job! One thing though, it is not necessary to run a make. The install.sh script does that already. We only ran that command separately here for troubleshooting.

oops.

Added an annotation to the video and removed that part of the blog post. Thanks for the input.

Once I started over, the process had far fewer hiccups. Tutorial finished: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGDilnSzzEk

Thanks for the help!

Agreed. Still a useful learning experience.

Before you do, try this version and run a make in it. I modified the Makefile a bit. Gave it a shot, and it didn't work, but then I noticed it was saying something about /lib/modules/ 4.4.0-24-lowlatency /build not existing, so I looked into it and it didn't exist (duh), but /lib/modules/ 4.4.0-24-...

I'm thinking I'll just wipe the hard drive and start over from scratch.

I think so. ed@ed-CF-18KHHMXBM:~$ uname -a Linux ed-CF-18KHHMXBM 4.4.0-24-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jun 8 19:25:16 UTC 2016 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux ed@ed-CF-18KHHMXBM:~$ cd panasonic-hbtn ed@ed-CF-18KHHMXBM:~/panasonic-hbtn$ make make -C /lib/modules/4.4.0-24-generic/build M=/home/ed/panasonic-hbt...

Okay. I had to look up how to get to the grub menu, but I have now successfully (I think) booted with the latest kernel.