I do'nt know how but
I give you instance a example. I have a new kernel,it is called /home/supreet/vmlinuz.
and /vmlinuz is there on my menu. I want to boot with /home/supreet/vmlinuz. Just type
c giving you command-line. do root=(hdx,y) x being disk id from 0 and y being
partition. then kernel
On 24 Dec 2000, Supreet Sethi wrote:
> Need any help mail again. GRUB does'nt need reinilisation. Once you
> tell it the parameters like kernel file name you don't have tell it
> again as grub reads the file entries rather then disk offset like
> lilo.
that's interesting! How does the bootloader
>From my experience I think never use disk at all. FOr time being use tomsrtbt.
which is mini dist on disk. But better idea is to boot using cdrom and give argument
linux root=/dev/hdx# hdx# being your root partition.
then restart lilo. Better yet move on Lilo sucks for any power user try GRUB
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 4:13 PM
Subject: Re: [linux-delhi] creating a Boot-Disk
> dear friend just go to
> /boot directory
> see the vrsion of vmlinuz and say
> mkbootdisk --verbose 2.2.14-12(if the version is
> 2.2.14-12)
> if will create
Dera Sri,
Try mkbootdisk
mkbootdisk -d /dev/fd0
In my case kernel version is 2.2.14
For more help try man mkbootdisk.
It will format ur floppy too. But try it with a clean one.. maybe u can try
formatting it before by fdformat.
Hope this helps.
Goldwyn :o)
> Now I want to create a boot-d
dear friend just go to
/boot directory
see the vrsion of vmlinuz and say
mkbootdisk --verbose 2.2.14-12(if the version is
2.2.14-12)
if will create a boot image for that the the go to
cmos and kep the booting sequence as A,c,scsi
then u will find out of danger
feeling happy to help u out
Hello Everyone,
I am in an urgent need to create a Linux boot-disk.
I am using Windows and Linux on my machine in dual
boot mode, i.e LILO boot loader is being used to boot
either Windows or Linux.
Now my Windows has crashed due to some registry
problems and it needs re-installation.
Since Win
