[wplug] Making a RedHat 9 bootdisk

[Ed Stewart]

Vanco, Donald wrote:

>Ed Stewart wrote:
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>>Hi, I updated the kernel on this dual boot machine RedHat 9 and
>>windows 98 and windows did the normal and quit. How do I create a new
>>boot disk for RedHat 9 so I can boot the new kernel instead of the
>>old one that came with the install. the os's are on seperate hard
>>drives with the mbr on the windows drive. Thanks for any help, Ed
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>mkbootdisk, among others...
>[root at DL320 root]# mkbootdisk
>usage: mkbootdisk [--version] [--noprompt] [--mkinitrdargs <args>]
>       [--device <devicefile>] [--verbose -v] [--iso]
>       [--kernelargs <args>] <kernel>
>       (ex: mkbootdisk --device /dev/fd1 2.0.31)
>
>Don
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Thanks Don. I did a google search before posting my question and found 
just what you told me but the results are the same,here is what I get

[root at localhost stewart]# mkbootdisk --device /dev/fd1 2.4.20-0
bash: mkbootdisk: command not found
[root at localhost stewart]#

Got any idea what's wrong? Ed

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