Re: Making rescue floppy using third party kernelmodule.
Am Don, 2004-01-15 um 22.32 schrieb Hans Kristian Eiken:
> I have installed Woody with Raid 1 on a Promise SX4000 raid controller,
> the raid disks are the only one in the computer. I do know how to change
> kernel to another than bf24, and load FastTrak.o with initrd. I do even
> have the source for the kernelmodule. But: How do I make a rescue disk
> that boots with the FastTrak.o driver loaded? Can I make a small initrd
> sized for a floppy, or can I compile FastTrak.o into the (bf24) kernel?
> How do I do that?
If you are only interested in a rescue disk in case your installation is
FUBAR you may want to consider Knoppix. It ships with tons of drivers.
You'll need a CDROM for Knoppix though.
HTH
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