Mark M. Barrios wrote:
hi,
lets say i have a bzImage file from a kernel compile a couple of months ago and i just put it in /boot/custom but dont actually use that kernel image... now my question... how do you find out what kernel version that bzImage is without booting with it?
i know i should have renamed it suffixed with a version no. when i copied it to /boot/custom :P
just open the file either by HEX dump or by a simple TEXT dump.
then browse it & look for a similar info:
2.6.12 ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) #666 Fri Jun 13 ........
^ `------- kernel version
HTH
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