I understand that syslinux is the preferred boot loader for Bering uClibc.
I am booting from a compact flash card.
At the moment, I am having to 'lilo' the CF card on another PC whenever I need
to make a change to the modules loaded on boot, since
I don't have lilo for Bering uClibc.
I understand that syslinux only works with FAT16 filesystems and 512 byte
sectors, so I have bought a 32MB compact flash card and
have formatted it in order to comply with this restriction.
It has 62288 sectors of 512 bytes.
But when I run...
syslinux /dev/had
... I get
/dev/hda: This doesn't look like a FAT filesystem
/dev/had: Sector sizes other than 512 not supported
Is there a workaround to this so I can still use syslinux, or is there another
boot loader that is available for use with
Bering-uClibc ?
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
Steve
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