Hi all,
where do I find the make-kpkg?
My system says "command not found" and I cannot find it in Synaptic
Package Manager.
Thanks
Luca
On Apr 5, 2005 1:20 PM, Jon Dowland <jon-dowland@ncl.ac.uk> wrote:
c m wrote:
The boot steps shown up to now rely on the assumption
that the compressed kernel can fit in half a meg of
space.
This is very interesting. I've been trying to work out if I could get a
custom kernel working without using compression (to save a negligible
amount of time decompressing on boot, and waste a not-negligible amount
of time fiddling with the .config :)) but couldn't find any figures on
what size restrictions were in place. Do you happen to know if this is
across the x86 board, or subarch dependent?
Also, does anyone know how to instruct make-kpkg to NOT compress? (It
seems the instructions only support alternating between z and bz
compression)
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You can find it installing the "kernel-package" package....