Hi,
I'm trying to build a custom kernel in order to do a move of an arm
installation to an armel installation. I've actually built the kernel
after spending a bit of time learning about section mismatches and
bad_ulimits when build messages encouraged me to do so. However when I
tried to flash via the flash-kernel command, the command balked since
I'd created my kernel with an extraversion such that my standard kernels
would not get clobbered. Obviously I can go into the
flash-kernel script and force it to accept my kernel. However, that
seems a bit kludgy. Is there a standard way to build these things so
that they can be installed with the tools at hand and still be kept
separate from the standard installed kernels? (If it matters, I forgot
to build with the --initrd option and so had to make an initrd via
update-initramfs...one rebulds on a slug only when forced....)
thanks,
-jeff
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