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Hi people,

I've compiled a new kernel (I need IP forwarding) and then I want to boot i=
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I've read about mkbootimage and I want to be sure about what I'm going to d=
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so I don't have to reinstall from zero again.

I've created  a boot image.

/usr/mdec/mkbootimage -b /usr/mdec/boot_com0 -k /netbsd -s boot.fs


Now, what's the next step? Should I dd it to /dev/sd0?=20



Thanks in advance,

Pilla


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