Re: Can't replace the Linux kernel on the "boot" disk (1 of 5)

[Ben Gertzfield <che@zarf-mouse.student.imsa.edu>]

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jwl@atlanta.cray.com (James W. Lynch) writes:

> I've been trying to replace the kernel on the original boot disk.  

**snip** I've noticed a big problem on the latest boot disk --

The rdev.sh script looks for a /dev/ram to tell the kernel which
device to make the root device if you install your own kernel on the
boot disk.

But there is no /dev/ram; just a /dev/ram0. Change /dev/ram in the
rdev.sh script to /dev/ram0 and it'll work.

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