> There's a file called System.map, most likely, which resides
> in the root of the kernel source after compiling a new one.
> Copy it to /boot, after booting from the recovery disk you
> made. Or should have ;)
It's worth pointing out that the file System.map is
_completely_ different and separate from /boot/map.
System.map is a list of symbols for addresses in the
kernel. /boot/map is a LILO data file that contains
the actual location of the kernel on the disk (in
low-level coordinates, so that LILO can load it withou
any filesystem support at boot time.)
Later,
Kenn
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