millgates |
02-22-2014 04:02 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by tb75252
(Post 5122201)
Sorry but I am not much of an expert... How do I find the path to, and name of, my slack32 kernel?
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The default path of the kernel in Slackware is, as far as I remember, /boot/vmlinuz. It will probably be a symlink to some other file in the same directory, but it shouldn't matter. However, the /boot directory of your 32bit Slackware is _not_ the one you see in your 64bit system (unless you have the same partition for /boot for both systems). So, mount the partition which contains the 32bit Slackware (in your case, I assume /dev/sda5) to some directory if it's not mounted already:
Code:
mkdir /mnt/slack32
mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/slack32
Now, the path to your 32bit kernel should be /mnt/slack32/boot/vmlinuz, so put that in the lilo.conf and run
After lilo is successfully installed, you can safely unmount /dev/sda5 and remove the /mnt/slack32 directory.
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