I tried this and it does not work for me.  Maybe its because
I don't understand what a .upx file is.  Evidently Syslinux
does not understand what a .upx file is either.  It gives me
an error message that the kernel is corrupt.

On my Dachstein disk, Syslinux loads root.lrp then loads
Linux.  The boot that follows seems to boot using the Linux
file.  What I have done to get the boot messages to show on
the serial terminal is to create a boot disk for
Dachstein-CD.  Then copy the Linux file from this boot disk
to the Dachstein disk that has been modified to include the
serial terminal support.

This works but it also provides RAID support and some other
things that I don't need.

I suppose the right way to do this is to create a new kernel
that includes all that is needed for Dachstein as well as
serial support.  I have been reluctant to do that because
I'm not sure what is needed for basic Dachstein support.  Is
there a file or information available that would give this
information?  Where would I find it.

I am sure that problems here are a result of my lack of
knowlege, or maybe lack of understanding of what I think I
know.  Some help here would be appreciated as long as it
steers me to a solution that works.

Thanks,
Frank Kamp


Joey Officer wrote:
> 
> No, there is a linux kernel available from the Charles' website, below is
> the direct link.  Save this as a file on your floppy (overwriting the
> 'linux' file) then you will also need to modify the syslinux.cfg file.
> There is a very extensive HOW-TO available on the website that talks about
> this.  If you have any further questions, please ask...
> 
> http://lrp.steinkuehler.net/files/kernels/Dachstein-normal/linux-2.2.19-3-LE
> AF-normal.zImage.upx
> 
> copy the above file to 'linux' on the floppy, and you should be good to
> go...
> 
> joey
> 
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> I'm trying to get boot messages posted to the serial port with my dachstein
> 1.0.2 floppy fw, instead of just the screen.  I assume, then, that i need a
> kernel with serial support compiled into it, instead of loading serial.o as
> a kernel module.  is it as simple as grabbing root.lrp from the dachstein CD
> image and putting it on my floppy?  tia
>  -david
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