Hi all,
I would like to know some thing abt kernel image files Kernal files are located at two places one in /boot partition nd the other on /usr/lib parition which is the actual nd which is the image file do ,,,, which is the source to compile the file
regs,, Amit
On Sun, Jan 02, 2005 at 09:58:37AM -0000, Amit D Karia wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to know some thing abt kernel image files Kernal files are located at two places one in /boot partition nd the other on /usr/lib parition which is the actual nd which is the image file do ,,,, which is the source to compile the file
Hello Amit,
Which version/distribution are you using? I dont have anything related to kernel in /usr/lib. /boot containts the running kernel, /usr/src/linux has the source code of the kernel.
Amish.
Sometime Today, Amit D Karia assembled some asciibets to say:
Kernal files are located at two places one in /boot partition nd the other on /usr/lib parition which is the actual nd which is the image file do ,,,, which is the source to compile the file
Amit, fix your line length. Configure your email client to wrap long lines at 74 characters.
The file in /boot (vmlinuz....) is your kernel image. The files in /lib/modules are your kernel modules. There is no kernel image in /usr/lib.
On Sun, Jan 02, 2005 at 09:58:37AM -0000, Amit D Karia wrote:
I would like to know some thing abt kernel image files Kernal files are located at two places one in /boot partition nd the other on /usr/lib parition which is the actual nd which is the image file do ,,,, which is the source to compile the file
Your message is almost unreadable. The kernel sources live in /usr/src/linuxVERSION, with a symlink from the current version to /usr/src/linux.