> Next coming may question/suggestion regarding Bering: > > Is there any straight way to configure syslinux.cfg to load packages > from the floppy and next from ISO9660 CD ? No, not yet. But it has already been asked by many users. > My solution is to 'hard-code' FSTYPE in linuxrc to "msdos iso9660", > because in its oryginal shape it tries to mount all possible filesystems > types for devices listed in PKGPATH from syslinux.cfg and it failing > with tmpfs (which is before iso9660 at the list). By the way, what is > tmpfs ? See Charles answer + It is impossible to create a tmpfs filesystem that would be mounted at boot. That is why Bering, like Dachstein, mounts a minix filesystem ( in Bering provided by initrd.lrp) and then, within /linuxrc, creates a tmpfs, move everything there and gets rid of minix. > In DCD system it is possible to specify filesystem type in following > form: PKGPATH=device[:filesystem]... Bering does not have a CD version similar to the one provided by Charles, that is allowing some overriding files coming from a floppy. Luis Correia has completed an How-to on how creating a CD-Rom version of Bering. It will be included shortly in the Bering user's guide. I'll let you know. Cheers Jacques
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