[parisc-linux] howto boot test kernel

[mgalgoci@redhat.com]

Here is how I did it:

	1) Uncomment tftp in /etc/inetd.conf

	2) Grab the kernel image and put it in /tftpboot

	3) Set up a bootp server that also specifes the name of the 
	kernel image to boot. To do this, I used dhcpd and used the
	dynamic-bootp modifier in the config file.

I also had to re-build dhcpd. It would not work on my system running the 
2.3.10 kernel.

But it worked ;)

--Matt

On Tue, 27 Jul 1999, valery brasseur wrote:

> I have on old 712, I would like to make a try to linux kernel.
> What did I need and how to setup things for booting the kernel, and
> maybe giving some help on developpment.( I have other stations/server
> under HPUX 10.20 where I can put a developement env?)
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
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