Tyson D Sawyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I've got a full command line for linuxbios and can set kernel command > lines from it. When I get into really getting updated with the latest > linuxbios code and using elf images, I imagine moving all my user > interface/command line stuff into a seperate executable that then > launches the kernel. ...I can select kernels and initrd images also.
For those with the ROM space (i.e. non DOC) I really recommend setting up a dual LinuxBIOS image. It is very handy to do things like debug your memory setup code while knowing you can still boot the system from LinuxBIOS if things go wrong. And this is doable for anyone with just a cmos clear jumper, and the ability to test if RAM has already been initialized. Plus there is great piece in mind in knowing you can recover if your flash of LinuxBIOS goes bad. Eric
