Ubuntu Kernel Compilation Cleanup Guide

If you encounter errors when compiling the Ubuntu kernel, you can try the following methods to clean up the temporary files and directories generated during the compilation process:

1. Delete the compiled kernel files: You can use the following command to remove the compiled kernel files:
2. Remove the linux headers version directory in /usr/src with root privileges.
3. Remove temporary files and directories generated during the compilation process:
   During the kernel compilation process, temporary files and directories are created. You can use the following command to clean up these files:
4. clean up
   make everything right
5. Delete the compiled target files and modules:
   If you simply want to clean up the compiled target files and modules, you can use the following command:
6. clean up

Please be careful when cleaning up files and directories generated during the compilation process, ensuring that you do not delete any files or directories you need. If you are unsure about which files can be safely deleted, proceed with caution or back up your data.