On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, Tim Fletcher wrote:
> How is the disk made bootable? I suspect via lilo in which case add the
> line just below the kernel image define in lilo.conf:
> append="ether=0,0,eth1"
> And relilo the disk
No, the disk is not lilo. It is a 'cp bzImage /dev/fd0' disk :)
> > And what if I want to boot from ROM?
> I have been meaning to try to get linux booting from a rom for a while I
> have an eepro isa with a boot rom, I need to spend sometime hacking to see
> if I can get it to boot thou. In short can't help :)
OK. :) But you can't pass options here, just like I can't pass options to
the bootdisk. So someone with a similar config will have the same problem
as me. I think this is quite a big limitation, unless it is possible to
eg. use a module (of the same driver) for the other card afterwards. Is it
possible for a compiled-in driver and a module to coexist?
--
Ketil Froyn The probability of someone
University of Oslo watching you is proportional
Norway to the stupidity of your action.
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