OK, I didn't find this in the FAQ - if someone tells me I'll put it in: 

If I want to boot a test-kernel, how do I do that? 
I presume the kernel will go into /boot/test.gz or so, what's the
"bfd" command to boot that? Just "bfd /boot/test.gz"?

The only Cobalt machine I have access to seems to need a new kernel, and
I'd better know in advance what I do, and don't want to nuke
/boot/vmlinux.gz. :->


 - Hubert

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