Thanks for the information, I am getting closer to completing this boot disk. I
installed the debianutils and mkboot was part of the install and functions.
I change to /boot and type "mkboot vmlinuz" Still no luck, I get a screen
message "cp: vmlinuz: No such file or directory" vmlinuz-2.2.16-storm is in
the boot directory and I believe this is the kernel. Right?
-Les-
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On Sun, 15 Oct 2000, you wrote:
> Package bootfloppies -This is the sourcecode for the Debian installer
> not a utillity for users to create a boot floppy.If you install it look
> in /usr/src and you will see the files .You need to know programming
> to deal with them.
>
> mkbootdisk was in slink ,I couldn't find it in potato ,instead is
> mkboot and is part of debianutils.So install debianutils and read
> the man page for mkboot.I forgot about this utillity but this how I
> found it .
>
> apt-cache search mkbootdisk
> result nothing
>
> apt-cache search mkboot
>
> result debianutils
>
>
> dpkg -L debianutils | less
>
> a listing of the content of debianutils
>
> man mkboot
>
> obvious.:-)
>
> Regards
>
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