Well, an old one, really, but with a new twist.
I want to install Linux-Mandrake automagically from a hard disk to the SAME hard disk.
This computer has a hard drive, and a proprietary EXTERNAL interface for a floppy.
The internal is a Laptop 44 min interface with no power for a CD.
There is on-board sound, a LCD display, an ethernet interface, serial and parallel
ports, built-in speakers and a touch screen Keyboard and mouse interfaces are PS/2
Sound like a notebook? It isn't. It's a wall-mount for medical monitoring and
superannuated for that use.
So folks, put on your thinking caps and let us see if we can configure LILO or GRUB to
pick up a boot.img.
I know, I know. I could mount the Laptop HDD on another machine and get most things
done except I would have to reconfigure the Ethernet interface, but isn't there a
better way?
Civileme
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experimentation involving more than 500 trials with an
ordinary slice of bread and a tablespoon of peanut butter
has determined that the probability a random toss will
land sticky side down (SSD) is approximately .98
