Hi all,

Sorry, I am a bit late with this thread... :-/

On Jul 27, 2004, at 10:34, Dale P. Smith wrote:

> To get around these problems, the current netbsd "rescue" disk installs
> a netbsd bootloader but renamed as vmlinux.gz so the linux firmware
> can load/run it.  It does not have the size limitations that the
> firmware loader has.  It (of course) knows about netbsd partions and
> netbsd kernel names, so you don't need to fiddle around with copying a
> new kernel to the linux partition anymore.

Wait. So *why* do I have big netbsd.gz files lying around in the 
/boot/boot directory? Are you saying I could delete those and my Qube 
would still work, booting from /netbsd? While we're at it, is anyone 
sure which files *must* be in /boot? For example, can I kill the RAQ 
something files? Not that I need the space, just curious... :-)

Peter
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