From: Imre K. <ike...@ev...> - 2000-10-06 16:00:21
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Trinux users, I have been tinkering with the latest Trinux distribution but have had no success integrating a new kernel due to lack of documentation. The Trinux site offers a sample .config script (which I used to compile the new kernel) but offers no guidance as to how to introduce the new kernel to the Trinux boot disk. I would assume this simply involves dd if=bzImage of=/dev/fd0 but that simply boots into the host OS that the kernel was compiled in. So, for lack of an FAQ that addresses these issues, my questions include: 1. How is the new kernel introduced to the Trinux boot disk? 2. How are the new kernel's modules introduced to the Trinux boot disk? 3. What other steps need to be taken when introducing a new kernel (i.e. System.map, initrd tweaks, etc.)? 4. Has anyone come up with an FAQ or HOWTO on how to maintain and tweak Trinux? 5. What FS type must be specified to mount the Trinux boot disk for manipulation? 6. How are new commands added to Busybox? Thanks - I |