At 06:25 +0200 29-03-2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi All,
>
> While creating the zImage for 2.2.13, I got an error saying
>"System is too big, try using bzImage". What does this mean ?
It means what it says: your system configuration is too big (for a zImage),
try using bzImage instead. There is a limit to how large a regular zImage
can be (IIRC related to ye olde 640K boundary). A bzImage has a different
structure which allows it to grow larger (up to 16M, again IIRC).
You may have to upgrade your bootloader (commonly LILO) to cope with
bzImages. If that's not an option, try reducing your kernel size (eg by
using modules).
HTH,
JDB.
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