Hi, Thibaut Varene writes:
> The main difference (the only one _really_ noticeable) stands at > very early stage, when lilo loads the kernel (and the initrd now). > The "Loading Linux......." dot-bar progress message that used to > last a couple of seconds is now taking tens of secs. This is very strange and probably a lilo bug or setup problem. Since I myself use grub for booting i386 systems, I haven't seen anything like this, but I vaguely remember one of my users reporting the same problem. It may have to do with the "compact" option in lilo.conf, try and toggle it. > I have some boxes which I really enjoyed switching to NetBSD _from_ > Debian (really old & tiny hardware, [EMAIL PROTECTED], 36M RAM) ;) Gee, NetBSD/mac68k. My very first Un*x box was (and still is) a Mac IIci with this. > btw, what does _that_ mean ? ;) It's a quote from a bande dessin�e by Enki Bilal, namely Froid �quateur. Judging from your email adress, you should be able to go and see his latest film Immortel, which is vaguely based on that. Regards, Jens. -- J'qbpbe, le m'en fquz pe j'qbpbe! Le veux aimeb et mqubib panz je p�zqbpbe je djuz tqtaj!
