From: "Guillaume Cottenceau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Thomas Backlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > When installing Cooker using expert mode, > > you get to a point where the installer ask you: > > > > If you want to insert third-party kernel modules, > > insert a Linux (ext2fs) formatted floppy.... > > > > Does any info exist about how this disk should be > > made ...? > > Just put modules onto the root of it. > > > Can I just copy the *.o files I need to the floppy, or should > > they be in a /lib/modules/<version> tree, or what... > > In 2 minutes you would have tried and seen by yourself.. >
Yeah, I almost did it, but I wasn't sure, since I'm used to the Windows 2000/XP way wich needs a special oemsetup.inf on the disk, to tell the system what to do... Or like the 'patch' boot command wich need to find patch.pl on the floppy root, so I didn't belive it could be that simple... Oh well, that just proves it again... Linux is the future, but it's already here ;-) ... Thanks Thomas
