Instructions to unsubscribe from this list at the end of the message - --------------------------------------------------------------------- um ok... is there any way you can find out where the compiled 2.4 kernel files were placed? There should be a vmlinuz-* file somewhere, and possibly some others like initrd-*. You need to find where these were installed.
What package format does Slackware use? If it's RPM, you can use the command "rpm -q <packagename> -l", where packagename is something like kernel-2.4. From that you can find out the names of the essential files so you can create a lilo.conf entry for them. Nhar Il-Ä imgħa, 29 ta' Marzu 2002 15:49, inti ktibt: > Hmm. I understand what you're saying but my /boot does not contain any > kernel - the file LILO boots at the moment in /vmlinuz and is presumably > the compiled 2.2.19 kernel. Does this mean I have to first compile the > 2.4.5 kernel? The sources are installed on the machine, but so should the > pre-compiled kernel (I just can't find it); the kernel and its sources were > installed as two separate packages (for both versions, ie two 'kernel' > packages and two 'kernel source' packages) - -- Ramon Casha - --------------------------------------------------------------------- You received this message because you are subscribed to the linux mailing list. If you do not wish to continue receiving this mailing list, please send a mail message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing only the text "unsubscribe linux" ------------------------------
