Sai krishna wrote:
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 11:44 AM, sundarlal mh <mhsundar@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:You might also require to embedded iso9660 fs driver into the ramdisk/
The following link gave a template to create a boot cdIf "my kernel" means your own compiled kernel from the source, then
http://www.phenix.bnl.gov/~purschke/RescueCD/ with the ISOLINUX. But
with this template when I replace the given kernel with my kernel the
cd fails to boot giving "VFS unable to mount". But I was able to boot
normally in to the system with that kernel. Is there any other way to
make a boot cd out of LFS?
while compiling the kernel you should either enable ext3 support as a
built-in feature or you need to create an initial ramdisk image.
I faced this issue when I tried compiling the kernel before.