Hi
I tried to use the script mkboot that (if run as user, makes a boot
disk by dd the kernel to a floppy and then running rdev on the
floppy.) Boot floppy made that way esn't work.
If I do it barehanded
cp kernel /dev/fd0
then
rdev
to set the root and swap doesn't work either.
Please ask me questions if you need more information. I will supply
data you ask for.
I'm runing Woody, on 350MHz AMD, 390MB RAM. what else do you
need? Kernel is the Woody default 2.4 kernel.
I'd like a boot floppy that has a kernel on the floppy. Right now
I'm using a floppy that has a Lilo track.
--David
David Teague, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Debian GNU/Linux Because software support is free, timely,
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