Re: multiboot compliancy of vmlinuz-2.6.34

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Prabhu nath wrote:
I have built a kernel version 2.6.34 and have a file *vmlinuz-2.6.34* in /boot folder. Is this file multiboot comliant ?. If yes, then as per multiboot specification, first byte should be magic number 0x1BADB002.
           But when I read the first byte, it is 0xC00005EA.

unless a patch has been applied recently (within the last year as thats when I last looked) to make it so, Linux isn't multiboot compliant. If you search the lkml you'll find a few mails about it, I just don't think anyone was interested in making it compliant as they didn't see any benefit.
Philip Downer

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