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Lilo mini-Howto
Miroslav Skoric (v3.00, 24 July 2000
+v3.1, 28 October 2000
LILO is the most used
This version of Lilo mini-HOWTO is based on work of Cameron Spitzer
(
@@ -212,6 +213,109 @@ nothing special needs to be done to uninstall Lilo. Just run Linux'
fdisk to remove Linux partitions from the partition
table. You must also mark the DOS partition as bootable.
+How to make a ram disk?
+
+by Tony Harris
+16 Oct 2000
+ram disk eenie-weenie HOWTO
+
+
+If your root file system is on a device for which your kernel has no
+compiled-in driver, you will need to use
+- make a ram disk image with modify lilo.conf to point to the image
+
+
+
+First, I cd over to
+Here you can see that I have a 2.2.16-3 kernel and I have added a
+second kernel with ext3 support ( /tmp/myimage
+
+You do not have to look inside your image. Only making the image and
+modifying lilo.conf are necessary steps. However, discussion of the ramdisk
+image is provided for pedagogic purposes.
+
+In order to look inside, I need to mount the image as though it were
+a filesystem:
+
+
+If you have problems, check out the kernel The Simple Configuration
Most Lilo installations use a configuration file like the