damagedrepomd.xml

[dos2unix]

If I wanted to use the 5.x kernel on CentOS, I probably would just use Fedora.
But if you really want to compile your own kernel, I would probably at least go with CentOS 8.

Another good resource for this is http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/

 

[Mohamad.1996]

If I wanted to use the 5.x kernel on CentOS, I probably would just use Fedora.
But if you really want to compile your own kernel, I would probably at least go with CentOS 8.

Another good resource for this is http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/

I think there's more simple and better resource goto this link that was not good you've sent

Introduction | LPIC2 Exam Guide

borosan.gitbook.io

 

[dos2unix]

I think there's more simple and better resource goto this link that was not good you've sent

Introduction | LPIC2 Exam Guide

borosan.gitbook.io

If you think it's it's simpler, by all means use it. It appears to be more about certification than compiling a kernel.

Also the kernel examples it uses are pretty dated. (2.x and 3.x kernel)
The site I gave uses the 5.x kernel.