On Sat, Jul 27, 2002 at 02:29:38PM -0500, debianlists@thewolfden.org wrote: > My understanding is that Woody is/can be a 2.4 kernel. All the floppy > installs I've tried > under /debian/dists/woody/main/disks-i386/current/images-1.44/<flavor> > report, upon bootup of the rescue.bin, "This disk uses the Linux kernel > 2.2.20-<flavor>". Did you try the bf2.4 images? > Will this eventually cause a 2.4 kernel to be installed, or will I need to > take extra steps (select a 2.4 kernel binary from the packages and/or get > and rebuild my own kernel) once some flavor of linux has been > installed? And if so, could someone clarify those steps, please. I think the kernel that was used to boot the install system, will be the one installed. It's a couple of months since I booted a floppy. On the Woody iso you can access a screen with kernel and boot options by pressing one of the pf-keys. Maybe you can do the same with the floppy. Bob
Attachment:
pgppPM_grmbF8.pgp
Description: PGP signature