Greetings. Yet another not-newbie, not-guru end-user-type question here. I'm still having trouble compiling the kernel. I scrapped the previous attempt using a kernel from kernel.org and got the source directly from debian.
The kernel compiled OK, but when I updated LILO and ran it, I got the following error message: Fatal: open /initrd.img: No such file or directory I looked, and /initrd.img is a symlink pointing to /boot/initrd.img . Unfortunately, there is no /boot/initrd.img. It's possible that I accidentally deleted this file. How should I replace it? Where can I find it? Isn't it generated during the make-kpkg kernel_image? Thanks for any help for this confused end-user who still prefers debian to windows . . . -- James Lindenschmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
