Hi, On Thursday 13 July 2006 22:54, Rick Thomas wrote: > Actually, when you choose "continue without installing > bootloader" (or something like that) it clearly tells you what you > need to do regarding "root=" and so on. But there's a gotcha...
btw, so http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=258545 is fixed by now? and can be closed? (The only issue I see in this bug report is what I put into the bug title "dont install quik if bootX is detected" and I do believe this is fixed.) > The BootX dialog box makes it *appear* that having an initrd is > incompatible with setting "root=" on the command line by, when you > choose an initrd image, deleting the box where you put your root > device designation and replacing it with a box where you chose the > size for the the RAM area to load initrd. But *actually* you still > can tell it to put a "root=" on the command line manually in the > "additional arguments" box without ill effects, even though you have > chosen an initrd. Please provide a patch for a better wording. regards, Holger
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