On Sat, 31 Oct 1998, roadrun37 wrote:
4) so instead i did make dep
5) then make clean
6) make zImage
7) make zdisk
8) make modules
9) make modules_install
10) cp /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/zImage /dev/fd0
Like someone else said, you don't need 6 or 10 with make zdisk. But that
I use a boot disk to get into Debian linux.
I've looked at all the relevant kernel info and some give conflicting
instructions. My immediate concern is getting my Sound Blaster AWE64
Value recognized my the system. Anyway, I looked at the
SoundBlaster-Awe mini howto and the Sound-Howto and the
Install the kernel-package. do the make menuconfig then type: make-kpkg
--revision=1.0 binary. You will have a few .deb's appear. Install the
image.deb at the least.
On Sat, 31 Oct 1998, roadrun37 wrote:
I use a boot disk to get into Debian linux.
I've looked at all the relevant kernel info and some give conflicting
instructions. My immediate concern is getting my Sound Blaster AWE64
Value recognized my the system. Anyway, I looked at the
r == roadrun37 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
r The SoundBlaster-Awe mini told me to do : make-pkg ... (something
r like that) i couldn't.
Maybe you don't have the kernel-package package installed. Check with
dpkg -s kernel-package . It is in the admin section, if you need to
install it.
r Does
S == Shaleh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
S Install the kernel-package. do the make menuconfig then type: make-kpkg
S --revision=1.0 binary. You will have a few .deb's appear. Install the
S image.deb at the least.
If you use make-kpkg [other stuff] kernel_image, then only the kernel
image
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