>I did recompile my kernel successfully(Redahat 5.0-kernel 2.0.32) with 2
>other kernels for various networking supports. I have 3 stanzas in
>/etc/lilo.conf (my original one, and the 2 new ones) and lilo seemed to
>accept it with no problem..
>But, When I boot my system, I get outputs like:
>AX:0212
>BX:AC00
>Cx:1801
>DX:0000
>1000
>Then it boots my system correctly as usual.
>1) what is that?? Is that a problem..cause whatever the kernel I wanna
>boot, it still the same..
AX, BX, CX, and DX are the 2 byte registers in your x86 Processor the
numbers are the Hex offset of each register (I think), or they could be the
data currently in the register. It shouldn't cause a problem, but I have no
idea why they are showing when you boot.
>2)How come my system boots directly with somethin like:
>loading...........
>Instead of the usual "LILO: " prompt where I could enter the kernel label
>of my choice???
Sounds like LILO isn't installed.....or perhaps it just defaults to linux
without asking.
- James Atkinson