Re: creating custom boot disk

1996-12-05 Thread Bruce Perens
Oops, that CONFIG wasn't complete. Here it is again. Bruce # # Automatically generated by make menuconfig: don't edit # # # Code maturity level options # CONFIG_EXPERIMENTAL=y # # Loadable module support # CONFIG_MODULES=y CONFIG_MODVERSIONS=y CONFIG_KERNELD=y # # General setup # CONFIG

Re: creating custom boot disk

1996-12-05 Thread Bruce Perens
From: Dirk Luetjens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Look for a file "CONFIG" in /usr/src/linux after you've installed the > I didn't find it. Oops. It's at the end of this message. Copy it to .config and run "make menuconfig", "make xconfig", or "make config". Then change anything you want, or just exit th

Re: creating custom boot disk

1996-12-05 Thread Dirk Luetjens
Bruce Perens writes: > Look for a file "CONFIG" in /usr/src/linux after you've installed the I didn't find it. > kernel-source 2.0.25 package. That's the config that I used to build the > kernel. The biggest change from previous ones is that you must configure > in the initial ram disk driver.

Re: creating custom boot disk

1996-12-05 Thread Bruce Perens
Look for a file "CONFIG" in /usr/src/linux after you've installed the kernel-source 2.0.25 package. That's the config that I used to build the kernel. The biggest change from previous ones is that you must configure in the initial ram disk driver. You can probably just replace the "linux" file on

creating custom boot disk

1996-12-05 Thread Dirk Luetjens
Hello, is there a way to create a custom boot disk for replacement for the /rex/disk-i386/current/resq1440.bin disk? Is there a list what must be minimal included into the kernel to get the system to boot, e.g. ms-dos support, ... ? Dirk -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the wo