The System.map will contain info about your new kernel, its module
dependencies, drivers etc. You can find the new system.map in your
/usr/src/linux directory after compilation,
you can copy the old system.map for back up sake
cp -f /boot/System.map /
then copy the new one it its place
cp -f /usr/src/System.map /boot
-shyam
At 04:54 PM 1/12/2001 +0530, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>where do i find new system.map file for new kernal while compling .
>my system give some error as wrong system.map .
>
>what is the use of system.map file.
>
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