Behind the 1024th cylinder

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Author: Kevin Brown
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Subject: Behind the 1024th cylinder
That depends. The problem with the root partition (or whichever has the kernel)
lying beyond the 1024th cylinder was a bios issue, not a lilo or linux issue.
If the system is fairly recent it shouldn't have a problem with it (IIRC).

> My kernel lies beyond the 1024th cylinder. What do I do to be able to
> boot to it? Any ideas?

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