Examples of using Kernel image in English and their translations into Dutch
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It's a better way to manage kernel images;
Your kernel image file, usually bzImage or vmlinuz.
Note: You can have many kernel images on your system.
copy the kernel image to.
There is only one kernel image, which supports all the listed platforms.
copy the kernel image to.
The standard Debian 9 kernel image has been compiled with SMP support.
copy over the kernel image to.
Copy the newly created kernel image over top of the one on the Net boot disk.
copy the kernel image to/boot.
With this disk, a SCO kernel image will be loaded
When the kernel has finished compiling, copy the kernel image to/boot as shown below.
The standard Debian 9 kernel image has been compiled with SMP-alternatives support.
Always check the Documentation/Changes file in the kernel sources for the minimum required version number for your kernel image.
Then change to the directory your kernel image file is in and type.
Your kernel image must be somewhere on the DOS disk,
Therefore you can remove unwanted kernel image packages using this command.
Copy the kernel image(on the i386 platform it will be located at arch/i386/boot/bzImage)
Root" specifies which partition contains your Linux kernel image this may or may not be your actual root(/) partition.
Inside the kernel image is the ramdisk word that specifies where the root filesystem is to be found,
After having created such a device file, you can set root device of the kernel image with rdev< kernel-image>/dev/nfsroot.
Lilo allows to map the kernel image from one disk
is supported by a precompiled Debian kernel image.
The boot loader and kernel images that are used to boot your system into Fedora are stored in this partition.
You can compile the drivers into the kernel image statically or you can compile them as a module for on-demand loading.
Inside the kernel image is the ramdisk word that specifies where the root filesystem is to be found, along with other options.
Linload is a DOS executable which loads a kernel image from a DOS HD(or floppy)