Hi!
linux-embedded-digest schrieb:
> Basically we're using a single board computer (jumptec etx-mgr) and it has a
> compact flash slot wired to the master of the secondary IDE port. the BIOS
> lets you choose which IDE devices boot first.
I had that trouble once also and the key was that the bios internally maps
the flash disk to A: when booting from it.
Therefore lilo loks for the secondary loader, map etc. on the wrong disk.
Modify your config in the way that /boot is on 'bios' drive 0x80 and
it should work.
If it doesn't work I'll dig up our config.
The Linux kernel itself (which bypassed the bios) uses /dev/hdc though,
so after bootig the confusion is over :)
Hope this helps,
Walter
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