On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, Michael Rice wrote:
>
> the rescue disk is the 'root' disk of the set, you still need to boot off
> the other and type 'rescue' at the prompt.
>
> Then it will ask for the rescue disk.
>
> As Simon pointed out, tomsrtbt (www.toms.net/rb/) is a single floppy
> bootable distro that is very good to use in place of the rescue disk.
>
OK, but what is the name of the 'boot' image, then?
I also use tomsrtbt, but the problem there is that tomsrtbt is still based
on libc5, so the following happens when I try, for example, to rerun lilo
on a disk which Windows has munged the master boot block on:
boot from tomsrtbt 1.7.134
mount /dev/hda3 /mnt
/mnt/sbin/lilo -r /mnt
and the system says that the command /mnt/sbin/lilo can't be found.
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