Cross-compile arm64 linux kernel

This article is about steps to cross-compile arm64 linux kernel, and common error when you building. You could build it in X86-64 OS or direct under aarch64 OS.

Building a Simple Debian Package and Hosting a Local APT Repository

This article describes a simple way to create a homemade Debian package and include it in a local package repository. Although we could use an existing Debian/Ubuntu package, we will start from scratch by creating our own minimalistic unofficial Debian package. Once our package is ready, we will include it in our local package repository. This article illustrates a very simplistic approach to creating a Debian package; however, it may serve as a template in many different scenarios.

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Running Debian ARM64 on QEMU with UEFI

This artile is used for build a new arm guest machine for qemu. I start from a netinstaller, create UEFI flash, set qemu command line, then install it.

Building and Packaging a Custom Linux Kernel on Debian

This is a manual to compile a new kernel package for Debian.  It's all based on apt-get command, install necessary application, get source code and set configuration file, then get make and install.