In early Unix, boot and vmunix were both stored in the root directory as
programs, and boot was used to start vmunix. Debian inherited this for
compatibility, but the situation has changed a lot. Today, boot is
stored in the root directory as a directory, which already contains the
kernel files vmlinuz and initramfs. Therefore, it makes no sense to link
vmlinuz and initamfs to the root directory, so the best way is to remove
them from the root directory.
- It makes no sense to link vmlinuz and ini... kindusmith
- Re: It makes no sense to link vmlinu... Geert Stappers
- Re: It makes no sense to link vm... Bjørn Mork
- Re: It makes no sense to link vmlin... Hans
- Re: It makes no sense to link vm... Andrey Rakhmatullin
- Re: Re: It makes no sense to li... Johannes Schauer Marin Rodrigues
- Re: Re: It makes no sense to... Guillem Jover
- Re: It makes no sense to link vmlinu... Michael Stone
- Re: It makes no sense to link vm... Iustin Pop
- Re: It makes no sense to lin... Marco d'Itri
- Re: It makes no sense to lin... Ben Hutchings