I enter these names directly into lilo.conf image= with a simple
label= to boot them. It's a simple system, but it works and lets me
keep them fairly organized. I've written scripts which do almost
everything from building and copying the kernels to /boot with the
proper names, copying each one's .config with a proper name to an
archive directory, etc.
What I attempted to do now was modify my rc.sysinit to link the proper
System.map (which all have similar names System.map-2.2.9mb5, etc.) to
/boot/System.map based on which kernel I booted. But I've come to a
brick wall that I can't seem to figure a way around. I can get the
kernel version from several places, but nowhere can I find the actual
kernel filename that was booted. Several entries in /proc give the
version that I can parse. Has anyone ever thought of creating a /proc
entry with the actual filename? Perhaps it's a more difficult task
than I imagine or maybe I just missed it already available somewhere.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Mike
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