Non read-only, as in what? The partitions? All the boot disk does is load
the kernel from itself, mount stuff from /etc/fstab, and then start the
system normally.
If you're talking one of those mkbootdisk ones, they're rescue disks,
moreso... or something. I just write the kernel image straight to the
floppy device with dd.
Then there's the read-only image section option from lilo.conf (the one
from the bootdisk in this case). That makes the image itself read-only I
think... don't touch that one.
Is there a 4th? <shrug>
On Sat, 24 Feb 2001, Eric Clover wrote:
> hello, how can i boot non read only from lilo on a bootdisk?
> TIA
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