Hello Mario, maybe you have to reinstall lilo manual.
1. Mount the tomsrtbt disk image via loopback, for example: mount -o loop -t minix ./tomsrtbt-2.0.103.288.img /mnt/tomsrtb 2. Create your lilo.conf. For example a working lilo.conf could look like this: --------------------------> SNIP boot=/dev/ram0 disk=/dev/ram0 bios=0x00 sectors=36 heads=2 cylinders=80 install=/boot.b message=/settings.s backup=/dev/null map=/map read-write vga=ask image=/bz2bzImage root=/dev/ram0 initrd=/initrd.bz2 append="parport=0x378,7" --------------------------> SNIP The image parameter must point to the symbolic name of your kernel image (well known as filename). 3. Copy your lilo.conf into the /mnt/toms directory. 4. after that try this: lilo -r /mnt/toms -C lilo.conf 5. umount /mnt/tomsrtb and do a test. - oliver Am Die, 2003-02-04 um 15.34 schrieb Mario Ohnewald: > Hello! > I build myself a new kernel, and then bootet the disk, but i got a > "Could not find a valid Ram disk image starting at 867" ... > I read in the archive that someone just renamed its bzImage kernel to > bz2bzImage, SO DID I! > ok, then i deleted the old kernel, copied mine on it and changed > > settings.s: > ============== > KERNEL=bz2bzImage --> KERNEL=bzImage > > > > build.s: > ================= > if [ $KERNEL = "bz2bzImage" ] > then > dd -q --retry-partial if=$RD bs=1k count=$RZ|bzip2 -9>$ID/root.raw.xz > else > dd -q --retry-partial if=$RD bs=1k count=$RZ|gzip -9>$ID/root.raw.xz > fi > > --> > > if [ $KERNEL = "bzImage" ] > then > dd -q --retry-partial if=$RD bs=1k count=$RZ|gzip -9>$ID/root.raw.xz > fi > > ------- > > image=$MP/bz2bzImage --> image=$MP/bzImage > > > > umounted tomsrtbt.raw again, wrote disk. booted, stillt the same error. > I have minix and ramdisk support in my kernel (2.4.20). > > What did i do wrong? > > Cheers, Mario > > > >
