> From: ebiederm@xmission.com [mailto:ebiederm@xmission.com]
> > Basically what Grub does is loads the kernel modules from disk
> > into memory, and 'tells' the kernel the memory location to load
> > them from, very similar to how an initrd file is loaded. The problem
> > is Linux, is not MBS compilant and doesn't know to look for and load
> > the modules.
>
> So tell me how you make an MBS compliant alpha kernel again?
1) Someone writes a MBS spec chapter for Alpha
2) Someone implements it.
Any volunteers? (Eric? ;-))
It's all about scratching an itch, right? Things don't become cross-platform
by themselves. Linux started out 386-only, after all.
Regards -- Andy
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