I would like to install Ubuntu on my Nexus 10 / Manta using? kernel version 6.1.4

[Mario Marietto]

-----> you need to ask for a documentation on how to apply patches, IOW if
you
don't have the skills to google and/or read a man page related to a well
explained and well documented topic, then there is no chance that you
are able to learn other things.

I didn't ask for documentation on how to apply patches. I said that I don't
have a general overview about what to do. This means that I know how to
accomplish the single tasks,but I'm not sure about which tasks I should
accomplish and how to integrate them together. This is because I work as a
psychologist. Computer science is a hobby for me. My method of work is more
focused on the technique to learn by doing without studying a lot of
"books",but only what is needed to accomplish a specific project that comes
to my mind suddenly.


On Wed, Jun 28, 2023 at 8:38 PM Ralf Mardorf via ubuntu-users <
ubuntu-users at lists.ubuntu.com> wrote:

> On Wed, 2023-06-28 at 18:58 +0200, Mario Marietto wrote:
> > I need the right documentation to understand how to use the
> > mainline linux kernel on my nexus 10 + how to apply those
> > patches I don't want to change the hardware. I already have
> > my Nexus 10. I need good documentation,focused,concise and
> > that goes straight to the points to the goal that I want to
> > achieve.
>
> Hi,
>
> if you are unable to find out how to do something trivial as applying
> patches to a kernel that are provided by others, then you should
> consider to drop your plan to "hack"/"crack"/"break" the device.
>
> Good documentations on how to apply patches are easy-peasy to find. If
> you need to ask for a documentation on how to apply patches, IOW if you
> don't have the skills to google and/or read a man page related to a well
> explained and well documented topic, then there is no chance that you
> are able to learn the other things. Those other things you want to do
> have got more or less a learning curve like becoming a white or black
> hat hacker, since it requires a kind of reverse engineering. I've got
> the impression you are missing this point.
>
> Regards,
> Ralf
>
>
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-- 
Mario.
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