Loadlin invalid compressed format / bzImage
Okay, I've been googling, and doublechecking my errors, and I have a
different
question.
First the generalities:
Debian Woody, rebuilding kernel. I use loadlin.
I rebuilt the kernel, copied /vmlinuz-2.4.18 to the dos directory
"vmlinuz"
and rebooted -- got
"Uncompressing Linux \ Invalid compressed format (err = 1) \ -- system
halted."
Nice message and all [BTW... I got back in with an *old kernel* boot.]
So googling around, I found that others cannot use vmlinuz with loadlin
either. It seems vmlinuz is not a bzImage. So I have a few questions
here.
Answers to any would be helpful.
(1) How do I make bzImage? is there a flag to set with dpkg? Or should
that be at a different stage? Or do I have to do everything by hand
[and if so, how]?
(2) Is there a way to set Loadlin to handle vmLinuz?
Thanks,
Mike
[p.s. If replying, please note the followup.]
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