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August 27, 2003, 6:03 pm

Hi everyone,
I have created bootable ISO CD (with isolinux.bin) and started Linux with
it.
Then I formated my hard driver /dev/hda, created a new root file system on
it.
How can I make my hard-driver bootable?
I tried to use the lilo command to install LILO on it, but it didn't work
properly.
When I rebooted the system from hard-driver, the system has the exact
mounting
configuration as I called the lilo command, e.g. the / is mounted on
/dev/ram0.
But I want to mount / to /dev/hda1.
Is there another way to make a hard driver bootable?
Thanks in advance,
James X. Li
I have created bootable ISO CD (with isolinux.bin) and started Linux with
it.
Then I formated my hard driver /dev/hda, created a new root file system on
it.
How can I make my hard-driver bootable?
I tried to use the lilo command to install LILO on it, but it didn't work
properly.
When I rebooted the system from hard-driver, the system has the exact
mounting
configuration as I called the lilo command, e.g. the / is mounted on
/dev/ram0.
But I want to mount / to /dev/hda1.
Is there another way to make a hard driver bootable?
Thanks in advance,
James X. Li
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