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Re: symlinks in /boot vs. symlinks in /



also sprach Thiemo Seufer <ica2_ts@csv.ica.uni-stuttgart.de> [2004.06.18.2323 +0200]:
> OTOH, the linux kernel uses this scheme for a very log time now.
> Deviating from it will break "make oldconfig dep install
> modules_install" style upgrades from upstream sources.

Uh, if I do 'make bzimage', then the kernel installs into /boot.

The kernel used to go into /root back in the seventies and eighties,
and it still does in other OSs like solaris.

But it doesn't in Linux, really. I haven't seen it anywhere but in
Debian.

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