> Er no, you are under the mistaken impression that bzImage means
bzip2
> compressed Image. In fact it means big zImage, the compression
algorithm
> is gzip in both cases. The difference is that bzImages load above
1MB
> thus allowing the footprint to exceed 512kB (or is it 576kB?),
the limit
> when the image is loaded under 1MB.
*SMACK* (the sound of me slapping my forehead)
Terrible assumption that... Thanks Ken! :)
- Jeff
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