> >On 6 Dec 2000, Ted Gervais wrote:
> >
> >> I want to change my 'env' settings and don't know how to do this.
> >> I am running Redhat7.0 . I also thought I could change my environment
> >> settings
> >> in the /etc/profile file?? Not so..
> >>
> >> Any thoughts? In particular I want to change the setting for:
> >>
> >> BOOT_IMAGE=linux , to something else..
> >>
> >
> >/etc/bashrc:
> >BOOT_IMAGE="something else"
> >export BOOT_IMAGE
> >
> >-LG
>
> I think there is an underlying question that needs to be asked...
>
> Why do you want to change BOOT_IMAGE? If you think that is going to affect
> how your computer boots, you are mistaken.
You are correct. /etc/lilo.conf seems to be the governing file here, but I have a
number of statements
in my lilo.conf file and even though the Boot_Image statement points to an image that
is no longer first
in the list, it still is the default boot image that is used if the computer reboots
and I am not around.
So, I figured I had to change something 'else' other than just the lilo.conf file and
noticed my environment statements when I ran ENV.
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