I understand this would be better suited in the development forum but I can't post there yet (<10 posts).
How does the i9300's bootloader boot the kernel? Is it something like (the equivelant of in its bootloader, this is grub)
I want to have multiple kernels on the device (one custom android kernel, one completely different (FreeBSD) kernel) and was wondering if I could have some means of choosing or if I'd need to have both kernels and then in the recovery have a command to copy it to zImage or something similar.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
How does the i9300's bootloader boot the kernel? Is it something like (the equivelant of in its bootloader, this is grub)
Code:
set root=(hd0,{boot_partition{)
linux /zImageI want to have multiple kernels on the device (one custom android kernel, one completely different (FreeBSD) kernel) and was wondering if I could have some means of choosing or if I'd need to have both kernels and then in the recovery have a command to copy it to zImage or something similar.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
