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It looks to me like the info is available, but I don't know how
to get it... read on.
My output of lilo -q -v -v contains the following:
Images:
linux * <dev=0x80,hd=51,cyl=18,sct=84>
No password
Boot command-line won't be locked
VGA mode is taken from boot image
Kernel is loaded "low"
No initial RAM disk
No fallback
Options: "ro root=303"
So, it looks to me like the kernel is located at
dev=0x80,hd=51,cyl=18,sct=84. Now all we have to do is
find that..... Any ideas?
Andy
:
:Hi,
:
: I'm trying to figure out (remotely) what's been written to the boot
:block of a computer by LILO. I think that /etc/lilo.conf is out of sync
:with what's actually written to the boot block, and I want to find out
:what's actually written.
:
: `lilo -q -v -v' tells me most of what I want to know, but it doesn't
:give the pathnames of the kernels. Is this information available
:somewhere?
:
: Peace,
:* Kurt Starsinic (kstar@isinet.com) ------------------ Technical
:Specialist *
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