>> >Hi, I am trying to boot Linux with loadlin. The problem I have is that I
>> >do not have the karnel image that loadlin ask for. I have tried to locate
>> >one on the net but with no success so far. In the descriptions of loadlin
>> >that I have read this file is often referred to as zImage . I have the
>> >first edition of Corel Linux.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
>> >"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
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>But you should know that zImage is deprecated. bzImage is preferred.
>If loadlin requires zImage, then I guess loadlin is deprecated, too.
Loadlin works great with bzImage (thats how I boot Linux).
bzImage is the name make uses when it compiles a Kernel but that is
usually not the name the system uses. In your distribution look for a
file called vmlinuz (usually in the root directory, sometimes in /boot),
this is just a renamed bzImage. Loadlin will use any file name for the
Kernel (as long as it *IS* a Kernel).
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