Hi,
I think you have everything hardwired in the kernel; make some drivers
and option loadable as modules and kernelsize will decrease.
If it is still over 500 kB you can make a "make bzlilo". But I have
never seen a kernelsize of 1,4 MB - you must have compiled in
everything.
Greetings, Dietmar
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> Hi,
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> I'm having a problem with my newly compiled kernel (2.2.7, also tried
> my old one, 2.0.36, same problem).
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> It get's too big for /sbin/lilo....
> 1,4mb..
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> Why ?
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> Regards
>
> Fredrik Lindstr�m
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