On Sun, Jan 07, 2001 at 03:52:00PM +0100, Yunus Shaikh wrote:
> On Sunday 07 January 2001 09:20,   Sunil Thomas Thonikuzhiyil saw me fit to 
> inform :
> 
> yes check hdload in etherboot
> > Hello
> >  We are trying to recycle a  number of old 386 and 486 by coverting them to
> > diskless workstations. We have successfully installed ltsp and etherboot
> > Now some of our "diskless" w/S have  640Mb hard disks which boots to dos
> > Is it possible to load a rom image using loadlin (or any similar utility)
> > after booting to dos

I have gone through hdload.S. What i get after compiling is a 512 byte 
bootsector image which can load a bootrom image.  
 My existing dos setup will be lost if i use it. I want to set up
 a batch file so that student canuse dos or linux. Is there any way
Ican make a dos executable which will load the image

 I have also tried lilo-etherboot  as per
 http://www.thinguin.org/pub/hacks/lilo-etherboot-README.txt
I made  an image as per this I can boot it from lilo . When I try to use
loadlin the following error message pops up

/*********************/
LOADLIN v1.6 (C) 1994..1996 Hans Lermen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Your current configuration needs interception of "setup.S,"
but the setup-code in your Image file is *very* old (or wrong)
Please use BIOSINTV/REALBIOS or try an other Image file
Please enter name of kernel image file followed by optional
command line parameters for Linux (e.g.  root=XXXX)
or @file ( file = param file ) or "empty string" to abort:
/************************/
Any clues
Sunil
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