Hey,
I tried to make a bootable CD version of trinux a while ago. I didn't
spend enough time on it and the farthest I got was a boot floppy that
accessed a CD for packages. I didn't have to compile a new kernel to get
that much working (I forget which version of trinux it was) so I can't
really help you much there. But, I could help you refine the init
structure a bit, and I would like to see what you come up with.
thnx,
James
On Mon, 14 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> sorry to ask such a "simple" question, but I am really stuck.
> I want to compile my own kernel for trinux. I installed linux 2.0.36
> with libc5 - which shouldn t be necessary for compiling a zImage.
> But it didn t work.
> Do I need to set a special flag in the zimage to work with syslinux or
> at syslinux ?
>
> Note: I wanted to just replace the zimage file on an existing disk.
>
>
> Reason for all this is to put ISO9660 and CDRom support into the kernel,
> hence I have a bootable Linux CDRom - on which I have more space to put
> packages.
>
> Thanks for the help
> Yours Joerg (..answere pointing to self study
> material more welcome ...)
>
>
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