Hi, On Mon, 16 Feb 1998, j.maleike wrote:
I have found
bootxx: Linux/i386 LILO boot/chain loader root: PC formatted floppy with no filesystem rescue: gzip compressed data, deflated
Looks like an old system ;-)
Is it useful to create an own boot disk with the currently used kernel for loading the root-disk into a RAM_DISK ?
Yes, if there are kernel features you need which are not contained in the installation kernels. Maybe you want to download a bootdisk and the rescue disk from our ftp site.
/disks/README gives no instructions about the usage of the rescue-disk. Is an experimental use of bootxx-disk, root-disk, rescue-disk `dangerous' for a running system ?
No, the rescue system is completely independant from the installed system. It runs completely in the ramdisk.
Thanks in advance.
So long . . . . . . . . . . .
Juergen Maleike fon: 0.2204.21569
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