try a "make bzImage" instead and use the kernel generaged by that.
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Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 10:15 AM
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Subject: lilo won't install a new kernel
a friend used the red hat embedded dev kit 1.0 to create a new
kernel and a root filesystem. the root filesystem was placed in a
small (40M) partition on /dev/hdb, and we're now trying to run lilo
to register the new kernel.
this kernel is a "zImage" (created by the dev kit), only 461K, so
not overly large. but every attempt to run lilo generates the error
message "Kernel too big."
on the other hand, i dd'ed the kernel to a floppy, used "rdev"
to set its root filesystem to /dev/hdb1, and it has no problem starting to
boot the kernel off of floppy.
so the kernel seems fine. in that case, what precisely causes
the "kernel too big" error?
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