Keld J�rn Simonsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Pixel had an even better solution, which is to use isolinux/alt0 all.rdz > > and vmlinuz. Just take the LILO example from the Wiki page for using > > hd.img, substitute all.rdz for hd.rdz and vmlinuz for vmlinuz-hdimg
should not be needed as all "vmlinuz" of boot floppies are the same. > > (using their actual locations in your cooker tree), and append a > > /sbin/lilo to your cooker update script (in case the update changes one > > of these files). > > > > Booting this gives you a panel from which you can choose HD install. > > OK, tried it and it worked, sort of... > > That is, it could not get my display, need to investigate further... > > What is the difference between isoinux/alt0 and alt1 ? alt0 is the 2.4 kernel, alt1 the 2.2. -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
