Mike has given you one good answer. I'll go at it from a different
angle. If you're not ging to boot from the hd, the bios doesn't have to
know about it. I have a bios that doesn't know what a CD is. It knows
what the first hd is, and that the second channel is enabled, and that's
all it needs to know. Linux takes care of the CD and anything I plug in
to the second channel.
HTH
Lawson
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On Sun, 11 Apr 1999, Jim Darrough wrote:
> Quick and sorta on topic:
>
> I have an old 486 Micron motherboard and need to get into the setup
routine
> to change hard drives. It uses Phoenix BIOS and pressing "delete" does
not
> do it. I am trying to add disk space to my SUSE Linux system.
>
> Thanks
> Jim
>
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