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I am attempting to figure out how to recompile my
Kernel. I am running Corel Linux (Debian) on a MSDos partition. I
have found alot of Documentation as to how to do this, but I don't have enough
experience to know whether or not dselect will re compile the kenel in the sense
that I am attempting, or if it is just mainly used for compiling on a system
that one is building from scratch. Also, there is the issue of handling
the boot process. Lilo is not used (I am pretty sure) for booting.
Instead a .bat file is used, which calls loadlin with the following line:
loadlin vmlinuz root=/dev/loop1 initrd=initrd.gz. Can a recompile be
done on a DOS partition, and if so will it still allow me to boot? Corel
has unfortunately been remiss in their documentation, for good excuse or
bad.
Please excuse for the gnubiness of the questions,
all documentation for Linux is incomplete, but beginners are even at a more
pronounced disadvantage. I have reinstalled Linux 5 times because of my
inexperience (in less than that many days) and Windows once, during this
process. I don't want to make any more false moves :)
Going to back up fstab while I wait for a
response...
thank you in advance,
Matthew G. Leeds
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