In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 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 exactly what it says: try doing a "make bzImage"
instead of "make zImage". This uses a different compression
algorithm when creating the compressed kernel image, resulting
in a smaller kernel image. The kernel image will be created
in arch/<platform>/boot as usual, but it will be named bzImage
instead of zImage (duh!).
These are the only differences between zImage and bzImge (from
a user perspective, that is).
Cheers
Rob
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