Thanks to everyone for the correct syntax. My system is up and running
now. 'make bzImage' worked like a charm.
Cheers,
Jim
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If you are just going to add it to lilo, just do a "make bzlilo" and save
yourself a step.
Warren
On Sun, 5 Dec 1999, Uncle Meat wrote:
>
> On 06-Dec-99 Jim Kannengieser opined:
> > Hi folks. Sorry to keep pestering the list with this one, but I still
> > haven't found a reference for building
On 06-Dec-99 Jim Kannengieser opined:
> Hi folks. Sorry to keep pestering the list with this one, but I still
> haven't found a reference for building a kernel with bzimage. Can anyone
> point me to some documentation on this?
>
> My problem boils down to this: do I use the 'make bzimage' comman
Now, the Makefile for the images in in:
/usr/src/linux/arch/i386
Of course if you're not using an IBM compatible it will be in one of the
other directories. Use vi, emacs (or another editor) to "find" bz and
you'll get the EXACT name of the image. If you make bzimage, it's not
the same as make
At 12:26 6/12/99 , you wrote:
>Hi folks. Sorry to keep pestering the list with this one, but I still
>haven't found a reference for building a kernel with bzimage. Can anyone
>point me to some documentation on this?
>
>My problem boils down to this: do I use the 'make bzimage' command
>instead of
Hi
I think you should use bzImage not bzimage.
Hope this helps.
Arpi
> Hi folks. Sorry to keep pestering the list with this one, but I still
> haven't found a reference for building a kernel with bzimage. Can anyone
> point me to some documentation on this?
>
> My problem boils down to
Hi folks. Sorry to keep pestering the list with this one, but I still
haven't found a reference for building a kernel with bzimage. Can anyone
point me to some documentation on this?
My problem boils down to this: do I use the 'make bzimage' command
instead of 'make boot'? When I tried this, I re
