On 18-01-08 10:52, Onkar wrote:
i have two disks sda(160GB) and sdb (80GB) I want my root fs on sdb ??
What is the significance of Boot flag ???
Nothing really, for non MS operating systems at least. The BIOS loads the
first sector (MBR, Master Boot Record) from disk and executes the code f
> What is the significance of Boot flag ???
BIOS looks for boot flag to determin which
partiton to find bootloader. That is if you have
installed grub in two differnt partitions say /dev/hda5
and /dev/hda7, boot partition will point either to
/dev/hda5 or /dev/hda7.
Its for user to select using
Hi..
On Jan 18, 2008 5:05 PM, Onkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am currently installing Debian on my other system with RAIDs, LVMs etc ...
> but before LVMs and RAIDs I saw K but not before reiserfs,ext3,ext2,jfs
> partitions .
Sorry, I really don't what "K" is in this context.
regards,
Mul
Hi...
On Jan 18, 2008 4:52 PM, Onkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i have two disks sda(160GB) and sdb (80GB) I want my root fs on sdb ??
> What is the significance of Boot flag ???
AFAIK, it doesn't matter for Linux root filesystem. maybe it matters
for Windows or other OSes.
> and the there a
i have two disks sda(160GB) and sdb (80GB) I want my root fs on sdb ??
What is the significance of Boot flag ???
and the there are K for RAID and LVM partitions what are those ?
Thanks & regards,
Onkar
