The Largedisk-HOWTO is a little unclear about this, but I take it that Linux
couldn't give a monkys about the disk size specifed in the BIOS and will
address the full size of the disk (as long as it's below 127Gb). Is that
right?
Ani
Ani,
The Largedisk-HOWTO is a little unclear about this, but I take it that Linux
couldn't give a monkys about the disk size specifed in the BIOS and will
address the full size of the disk (as long as it's below 127Gb). Is that
right?
This is true, however, the big implication of BIOS
On Saturday 29 December 2001 12:33 am, P Prince wrote:
This is true, however, the big implication of BIOS limitations for Linux is
the fact that while the Linux kernel does not address the disk space via
the BIOS, your boot loader (LILO) does. The boot loader must load the
kernel from your
Ani,
Ah okay, then now I get what was said in the HOW-TO. Maybe I should have read
the whole way through but shouldn't the bit about 1024 cycinder limmit be
self explantory?
Forgive me, but.. huh?
Ani
Yours,
-Tech
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