Hi,
Remove the --zImage command and everything would work fine,
make-kpkg will create the debian package for you. (it uses bzImage
by default, which I gess stands for Big zImage ;-).
The advantage over using make zlilo is a: dpkg and friends are
aware which kernel you have installed, and b: you can have multiple
kernels versions on your machine at the same time (I have 2.0.29 and
2.1.30 at the moment).
manoj
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