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Article #142"Kernel size too large"
From: Craig Sharpe
Date: Thu, 03 Jun 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 03 Jun 1999 00:00
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Hi I'm in the process of configuring my own kernel. I'm using RedHat 6 and need to reconfigure the kernel to suport scsi, parallel ports, and zip drivers so that I can install my zip 250 parallel drive. I've selected the options I want in xconfig .. and have typed "make dep", then "make clean" and then "make zImage" but then after it has looked at the sectors of my HD it comes up with two error messages saying " Use bzImage or modules". I took the advice and ran "make xconfigure" with very few y options and after the rest of the procedure the error message came up again. It takes about a whole morning to do the process and so I was wondering if it was possible to see the amount of bytes used in the kernel by the different drivers.. and hence know how much I can add without going over the kernel size limit?? Or does anyone know were to find xconfig lists that display the drivers installed and produce a working kernel? thanks for your time.
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