On Fri, 6 Aug 1999, Keith001 wrote:
> Can those scripts get some input from the keyboard at that time?
Probably. You can just use sulogin to get a quick root-shell to make any
needed tweaks. The advantage to this is that you can use vi or something
to make changes, instead of having to rely on
>> BTW, does anyone have an idea about how to use different fstab at
>> bootup - by using a boot parameter for instance? The idea is to be
>
>Not possible. /etc/fstab is read by mount, which is called by the startup
>scripts.
>You can, of course, modify the scripts to shuffle the fstab file befo
On Fri, 6 Aug 1999, Keith001 wrote:
> BTW, does anyone have an idea about how to use different fstab at
> bootup - by using a boot parameter for instance? The idea is to be
Not possible. /etc/fstab is read by mount, which is called by the startup
scripts.
You can, of course, modify the script
Hi,
>> The problem basically is that I want to be able
>> to specify three things:
>> - root filesystem after Linux has booted
>> - the device to write boot table to
>> - the device for lilo to use at booting to read the kernels etc.
>> And I only have `root=' and `boot=' arguments to specify a
I can't see a way to tell LILO to do it. I would advise writing your kernel to a
floppy and booting off of that the first time, then run lilo.
joost witteveen wrote:
> So I thought I know how to work with LILO. And I *thought* done
> this many times before (years ago). But...
>
> I want to prepar
So I thought I know how to work with LILO. And I *thought* done
this many times before (years ago). But...
I want to prepare a harddisk (that should later become the root FS)
So I put it in my system (it was found as hdc), and mounted it
as /mnt
I put in the lilo.conf file:
boot=/dev/hdc
ro
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