well slap me around and call me stupid ;p I had been lead to beleive
otherwise long ago and never questioned it.. oh well
> bzImage has nothing to do with bzip. zImage kernels are made to fit in
> 640K conventional memory, so they have an strict limitation on size.
> bzImage kernels get put in extended memory, so they be much larger. Both
> use gzip. bzImage stands for Big zImage.
>
> Adam
>
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