Last night I compiled a new kernel and had it sent to a boot floppy instead of
the hard drive (using the standard Debian tools for compiling a new kernel).
Booting from the floppy is fine. However, I'd like to mount the floppy and get
the kernel image off of it, move it to /boot, and then
On Tue, Sep 14, 1999 at 09:37:20AM -0500, David Kanter wrote:
Last night I compiled a new kernel and had it sent to a boot floppy instead
of the hard drive (using the standard Debian tools for compiling a new
kernel). Booting from the floppy is fine. However, I'd like to mount the
floppy
On Tue, Sep 14, 1999 at 09:37:20AM -0500, David Kanter wrote:
Last night I compiled a new kernel and had it sent to a boot floppy instead
of the hard drive (using the standard Debian tools for compiling a new
kernel). Booting from the floppy is fine. However, I'd like to mount the
floppy
You won't be able to mount the floppy since make zdisk does not create
a file system on the floppy.
Try dd if=/dev/fd0 of=/zImage where the first parameter is your floppy
drive and the second is the path and filename where you want the image
copied.
Normally you would boot off the floppy to test
David Kanter wrote:
Last night I compiled a new kernel and had it sent to a boot floppy instead
of the hard drive (using the standard Debian tools for compiling a new
kernel). Booting from the floppy is fine. However, I'd like to mount the
floppy and get the kernel image off of it, move
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