Peanut Linux I understand is like Tom's Root Boot, a complete Linux with
tools and utilities that fits on a floppy, so that you can boot from it.
Having a linux system that fits on a floppy allows you to fix problems with
your installed Linux that block proper startup. You would boot to hdc1
[first drive on second controller (master drive on that controller) partition
#1] [hdd (second hard drive on the second controller) in my case is actually
a CDROM, put here because it transfers data at the same rate this hard drive
does (initial booting POST detection of drives will usually tell you the data
transfer rates)], hda6 [first hard drive (master) on first controller
partition #6] or wherever your /(root) partition is located.
I'd sure like to learn something about "disaster recovery". How about
some comments! -Gary-
In a message dated 9/20/2000 10:51:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< peanut linux >>
> ???????peanut linux????????
> sounds luck someone was a nut when they wrote this version
Peanut Linux is a micro-version of the OS to use in small devices. It
will fit on a floppy.
Cheers --- Larry
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