Ian,
On 2 February 2016 at 15:32, Ian Campbell wrote:
> Yes, although I think/suspect that my 47B4 is created by binwalk
> decompressing 47B4.xz as a convenience.
>
> (...)
>
> This looks like a file which I would expect to be bootable as a Xen PV
> guest. Using "readelf -n" should show lots of:
Hi Ian,
On 2 February 2016 at 09:24, Ian Campbell wrote:
> Did you see my other replies on debian-kernel yesterday? There are some
> questions there which it would be useful to know the answers to.
It turned out that I though that I was subscribed to
"debian-kernel@l.d.o", but I wasn't. This is
rosoft portable executable
18356 0x47B4 xz compressed data
3108600 0x2F6EF8xz compressed data
Not sure about what bytes "0-18355" means. Maybe a false-positive?
If I run it with "-e", it get two files ("47B4.tar" and "2F6EF8.tar&qu
Hi,
I have a scenario[1] where the default Linux kernel compressed with XZ
(from Jessie and up) cannot be booted. The first thing that I've tried
was to uncompress it using "extract-linux"[2] and it didn't worked by
the time, so I decided to rebuild the entire "linux-image-*" package
changing "CON
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