I can't boot Debian the right way. I use loadlin.exe to boot, thus I copy my kernel images to C:\ so that loadlin can find them. This has worked fine for me with RH6.1 (custom kernel) and RH7.0 (stock kernel). I copied my Debian kernel to C:\, but loadlin tells me it's not a kernel. I can boot the Debian system if I use the RH kernel (2.2.16).
Debian Potato, 2.2.17 idepci kernel Any ideas as to why loadlin doesn't think the debian kernel is a kernel? Also, what is the proper command to upgrade the kernel? I want to upgrade to the "normal" kernel (I used the idepci kernel to do a network install) and if I can I want to upgrade to 2.2.18. Thanks, -D
