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Subject: Re: How to strip a kernel in 3.0-RELEASE...
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On Wed, 21 Oct 1998, Chuck Robey wrote:
[...]
> Kernel's still aout ... try this:
> 
> env OBJFORMAT=aout strip -d kernel
> 
> That'll work.

Why not just use strip -aout -d kernel?

And if you've got an elf kernel, strip -g (or --strip-debug) is the
correct thing to do.

- alex


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