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Creating a bootable CD
Hi to all,
Iam using FreeBSD 5.4. I want to write a kernel file with an option "CD9660_ROOT" in it. When i start to compile this kernel, it gives a message "unknown option CD9660_ROOT". Could anyone hellp with this as soon as possible. Bye, tadakamalla |
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Please atleast give me the suggestions for this !
I have one more doubt. As you all know that i am using FreeBSD 5.4 version and iam creating a bootable CD of this.
Now iam writing my own directory which has the entire FreeBSD 5.4 binaries and i wanted to copy /var, /tmp, and /etc directories from 5.4-RELEASE into my own directory. But 5.4 version have "/etc/fbtab" file instead of "/etc/fstab" file. So could anyone of u could you give me the suggestion what to do with this? Or else do u guys want me to copy the "/etc/fbtab" file itself? Suggestions please. Bye, Pradeep |
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Urgent help please !
I dont have "vnode driver" in FreeBSD 5.4. I have to include this pseudo-device option in the kernel and compile it. What is your suggestion.
Please anyone of you respond to me as soon as possible for which i would be grateful to you. Bye, Pradeep |
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first of all do a make LINT in /usr/src/sys/i386/conf
In LINT you'll find all the possible vars for your kernel put in /etc/make.conf KERNCONF="YOURKERNELNAME" then in /usr/src make buildkernel && make installkernel avatar1349 |
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