From: Matthew F. <mf...@ci...> - 2000-10-10 01:19:51
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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? mcopy it to the boot floppy > 2. How are the new kernel's modules introduced to the Trinux boot disk? mcopy them to the boot floppy > 3. What other steps need to be taken when introducing a new kernel (i.e. > System.map, initrd tweaks, etc.)? none > 4. Has anyone come up with an FAQ or HOWTO on how to maintain and tweak > Trinux? no, but I'd love for someone to start one > 5. What FS type must be specified to mount the Trinux boot disk for > manipulation? msdos/vfat > 6. How are new commands added to Busybox? See http://busybox.lineo.com, but basically it involves (un)commenting #defines for specific busybox then recompiling the busybox binary. The linuxrc is the best place to start to understand how Trinux works. There are a fair amount of comments and the shell scripts are one a 3rd grade reading level :) -mdf |