Hi! I'm trying to clean up my understanding of the kernel compiling process. (for reference, still running Caldera and LILO) I'm trying to understand the purpose of the map file. I have a file System.map in my kernel source directory that I think is created/updated when I compile my kernel. I assume that it is supposed to go in /boot. And O'Reilly "Running Linux" says that lilo should include a line map = /boot/map but I don't have this line. So what gives? a) What is creating the file ~/kernel-build-directory/System.map? b) Is it called when I boot if LILO is not told where it is? c) Do I need it?
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