17 Mar
2002
17 Mar
'02
9:43 p.m.
On Mon, 18 Mar 2002, Gunther Schadow wrote:
Well, yes except that it's binary only, which
doesn't just work
as expected. But I found out, /etc/doconfig is an interactive
script that does all the magic for you. I hate to do this interactively,
but at least it got me going. And it's a script, so it can be
seen what it does (among others ln -s ing the BINARY/*.o files to
MYKERNEL/.)
Hm, I dont think that is right. All you have to do is to copy or create a
configuration file in /usr/sys/conf/vax and then run "./config" on that
file. This should set everything up for you. Doconfig is a way to create a
resonable kernel for your hardware.
Peter
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