The easiest way to install Ksplice on a system is to download and use the binary distribution tarball for your architecture: x86-32 or x86-64:
user@localhost:~$ tar zxf ksplice-VERSION-bin-ARCH.tar.gz user@localhost:~$ cd ksplice-VERSION user@localhost:~$ ./configure user@localhost:~$ make [the user should then become root] root@localhost:~# make install
Installing from the source tarball requires that your machine have the GNU BFD library, which is part of GNU Binutils. The GNU BFD library is available in Debian's binutils-dev package and is also available in other Linux distributions.
user@localhost:~$ tar zxf ksplice-VERSION-src.tar.gz user@localhost:~$ cd ksplice-VERSION user@localhost:~$ ./configure user@localhost:~$ make [the user should then become root] root@localhost:~# make installIf you install from a clone of the Git repository, you must run "autoconf" before you can run "./configure".