As for the ramdisk for start up never found it needed on RH, but I'm curious
as to the preference to use bzlilo , instead of bzImage. I've always used
either zImage or bzImage depending on the kernel version, and then edited
lilo.conf manually  before running lilo.
I've also noticed that on the 2.2.13 kernel and later ?
there is no need to run make dep, and  then make clean.
Any chance of some clarification on these please ?


At 06:32 PM 1/26/00 +0100, you wrote:
>On Wed, Jan 26, 2000 at 09:37:12AM -0500, Hast, Chuck wrote:
>
>>      [Hast, Chuck]   Below is a copy of the lilo.conf file
>>      boot=/dev/hda
>>      map=/boot/map
>>      install=boot/boot.b
>>      prompt
>>      timeout=50
>>      linear
>>      default=linux
>> 
>>      image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.2.12-20
>>                      label=linux
>>                      initrd=/boot/initrd-2.2.12-20.img
>>                      read-only
>>                      root=/dev/hda6
>
>I see. 
>Any RedHat specialists out there?
>Does RedHat _need_ this ramdisk for its startup? If
>yes, what do I need to consider if I build a custom kernel?
>
>Ok, try the following:
>
>Append the following to your lilo.conf:
>
>       image=/boot/vmlinuz
>                       label=ax25
>                       read-only 
>                       root=/dev/hda6
>
>(given that your vmlinuz is in /boot. If it is not, move it from
>/vmlinuz to /boot/vmlinuz)
>
>Then do a /sbin/lilo, if this goes well, reboot and enter "ax25"
>at the LILO: prompt
>
>If this works well, you can change the default= in lilo.conf to ax25,
>then your new kernel will be loaded by default.
>
>This is getting OT for linux-hams I guess. but I am trying to cover
>such glitches in the documentation, so...
>
>Hans-Peter 
>
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