Alessandro Alocci wrote on Sat, 18 Mar 2006 03:30:57
Well, this worked for me:
Thanks Alessandro. That is a substantial research. This is definitely seems
to be a feasible solution to my problem. Will try and report back.
Regards
RSP
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Hi randhir,
On Thu, 2006-03-16 at 19:56 +, randhir phagura wrote:
I intend booting the new lfs system from the host system. The host
system
has hda (the main hard drive), hdc (the dvd-rom) and the IBM
Microdrive
mounted on SanDisk adapter connected to USB port of the host. This
drive
Alle 20:56, giovedì 16 marzo 2006, randhir phagura ha scritto:
I intend booting the new lfs system from the host system. The host system
has hda (the main hard drive), hdc (the dvd-rom) and the IBM Microdrive
mounted on SanDisk adapter connected to USB port of the host. This drive is
Hi,
Jeff Cousino wrote on Thu, 16 Mar 2006 15:57:
On 3/16/06, randhir phagura [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to boot the new lfs from my host system grub?
I'm pretty sure that grub will only allow you to boot from drives that
are recognized by the BIOS on you machine.
That was
Alle 00:15, sabato 18 marzo 2006, Alessandro Alocci ha scritto:
Alle 20:56, giovedì 16 marzo 2006, randhir phagura ha scritto:
I intend booting the new lfs system from the host system. The host system
has hda (the main hard drive), hdc (the dvd-rom) and the IBM Microdrive
mounted on SanDisk
