hi ya nick
if you wanna boot different kernels.. just add the stanza for each kernel
if you wanna make a boot floppy:
dd that kernel to the floppy ( don't have single user mode )
-or-
lilo to the floppy ( sometimes works and have single user mode )
before playing .. mak
Not an answer to your problem, but another way to do what you're trying to
do is to simply install lilo or grub on a floppy disk. You could then use
a kernel off the hard drive (like you would if it was installed on the
MBR.)
Ian Monroe
http://mlug.missouri.edu/~eean/
On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Nick Do
Hi
I've been having problems booting Debian from floppy.
The reason I boot from floppy is that I have 2 hard disks on my PC:
Windows lives on the first, and linux on the second, with my root
partition on /dev/sdb1.
I installed Debian from CD, and this created a boot floppy
pretty straightfor
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