There is nothing special about creating the tftp image. Just take a
regular kernel and convert it from ELF to a.out format, using the
elftoaout tool.
The (sort of) tricky part is getting the TFTP server to serve it.
I have some related information at:
http://toolbox.rutgers.edu/~amurphy/fai/fai-h
It looks like it's supported (sort of), but I've never tried it.
Section 6.8 at
http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/sparc/ch-partitioning.en.html
has a small amount of info.
* Regeci Zoltan Csaba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-11-2002 13:29]:
> is it possible to start Linux through a tftp server? I mean not the
> installation program, but the installed Linux itself?
> How can I create a tftp image and pass kernel arguments to it?
>
> Please tell me where can I find document
--- Regeci Zoltan Csaba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> is it possible to start Linux through a tftp server?
> I mean not the
> installation program, but the installed Linux
> itself?
> How can I create a tftp image and pass kernel
> arguments to it?
>
> Please tell me where can I find
Hello,
is it possible to start Linux through a tftp server? I mean not the
installation program, but the installed Linux itself?
How can I create a tftp image and pass kernel arguments to it?
Please tell me where can I find documentation on this.
Thanks,
Csaba
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