Run the command 'mkbootdisk 2.4.0-test10' and substitute the kernel I
listed for the run you are running. You will need a blank floppy. This
works like a champ. Saved my butt last night when I blew up the bosses
machine! All working now.
Thanks
Kevin
Frank Jacobberger wrote:
>
> How would you create a 2.4.0 kernel boot diskette with RH7?
>
> Frank
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