RE: Rebuilding the installation kernel

[Oscar G Farah census gov]

I have used the following:

     mount -o loop -t iso9660 <isofilename.iso> <mount point>

Oscar Farah








"Jakob Sigur?sson" <jakobs@simnet.is> on 09/30/2000 11:46:35 PM

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I tried this once, but didnt work in my case... Might in yours though!

The thing is to "mount" the /mnt/cdrom/images/boot.img to a temp directory
and then replace the kernel. I don?t remember the command but I found this
on www.google.com, try searching for it there. (mount -t loop... something)

Best regards,
Jacob Sigurdsson


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Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2000 8:16 PM
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Subject: Rebuilding the installation kernel


Hi all,

     Before I can install Guinness, I have to re-compile the kernel on the
bootdisk so I can include the patches for Speakup
http://www.linux-speakup.org/.  On previous versions, i have had limited
success by substituting the versionBOOT.h,  I think that was its name, for
the version.h found in linux/include.  Even then,  I still had trouble
loading modules when they were needed.  I know if I could get to the
person who maintains the installation disks, I'd be ok.  Any ideas?



          Bill in Denver




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