[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > To make booting more secure I suggest under mcc>boot>boot config, you > put the option to setup a password for LILO. This would lock down the > boot process and make it more secure to avoid the possibility of linux > -s mode etc. I know home users may not use this but for those of us > that would, it would be nice. I realise you can set the boot timeout > to 0 which helps but a boot password feature would also be useful.
the feature exists but it'll shown only if you are in security level 4 at least. Otherwise you should set it manually and change the /etc/lilo.conf permissions to be readable only by root.
