stewart walker (swalker@mta.ca)
Thu, 1 Oct 1998 10:21:33 -0300
try
setenv boot-device disk1:vmlinux
setenv boot-file /boot/vmlinux root=/dev/sda5
Where the 1 in disk 1 depends on the drawer the drive is in
and the 5 in sda5 depends on the partition that vmlinux is on. The a in sda
is probably OK if the boot disk is the first one that linux finds on
startup.
\] >Hi again, thanks for your continus help.
>I have installed linux on external disk, i have installe don it also the
>Quick loader.
>Then i have put it in the internal bay.
>Then i have set the boot variable boot-device to "disk1:0", it try to load
>the quickloader, then i receive the error "can't open the
>/bandit..../>/bandit..../sd@1:0"
>
>Hhat can i make to start up by internal disk?
>
>Thanks
>
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