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[Mads Bondo Dydensborg <madsdyd@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Tue, 8 Oct 2002, David wrote:

> > Forsimplet forklaring: Når du kører lilo, finder den ud af hvor filen
> > fysisk ligger på disken og bøvler den information ned i den kode der
> > bliver afviklet ved boot. Lilo loader filen og smider en adresse til 
> > kernen på hvor den er. Kernen bruger initrd'en og kaster så lageret væk.
> 
> Ok men betyder det at kommandoen "mkbootdisk" også læser lilo.conf og 
> får bøvlet ramdisken ned på en diskette?
>   Eller med andre ord hvordan får man en bootdisk der gør brug af en 
> ramdisk med driver til raid og/eller scsi?

man mkbootdisk

Første afsnit:

mkbootdisk  creates  a  boot  floppy appropriate for the running system. 
The boot disk is entirely self-contained, and
       includes an initial ramdisk image which loads any necessary SCSI 
modules for the system. The created boot  disk  looks
       for  the  root  filesystem on the device suggested by /etc/fstab.  
The only required argument is the kernel version to
       put onto the boot floppy.

Mads

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Mads Bondo Dydensborg.                               madsdyd@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Those who have challenged the inequalities of global trade have pointed to
the fact that some of the world's richest nations once used tariff barriers
to devastating effect in building their economies. But the history of patent
protection suggests that that is not the only means by which the rich
nations have raised the drawbridge after entering the castle. When it suits
the rich countries to impose free trade, they do so. When it suits them to
impose protectionism, they argue that this is the only path to development.
But woe betide the poor nation which seeks to apply the lessons of the past.
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