According to 'Terra NovA' B. Loeding: While burning my CPU.
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> Ok. I'm using the Debian 2.0 distro with kernel 2.0.34.
> However, I need driver support for my sound card and
> my scsi which is in kernel ver. 2.1.late.
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> So how do I create a boot disk with kernel support for my
> scsi cdrom. Or better yet, patch the kernel on the Debian
> boot disk. I need cd access to install the distro.
Read your debian install source files, it will tell you that you already
have scsi support on your distribution.
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> I have no problem accessing a kernel source from the hard drive
> and getting it to compile. But the image is around 8 megs.
> Which is a lot bigger than a floppy.
Huum, i think you need to read a little more about a linux system before
going any further, You seem to be getting the whole kernel source mixed up
with a compiled "kernel Image" which is anything from 330k +/- to 800k +/-
A freshly made kernel image made with 'make zImage' is found after error
free compilation in /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot and is called zImage.
Read /usr/src/linux/README for some brief details.
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Regards Richard.
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