Am 05. Feb, 2001 schwäzte Larry Schmid so:
> There are a couple of parameters to add to the lilo.conf for the clone/target
> disk to be recognized as /dev/hda, and installing it is easier with chroot.
> Here's how I install lilo on LFS disks that I build.
>
> The target disk is /dev/hdb. I mount the root partition on $LFS (/mnt/lfs).
>
> This is how my $LFS/etc/lilo.conf file looks:
>
> boot=/dev/hdb #This will write to the MBR of the target
> install=/boot/boot.b #$LFS/boot
> disk=/dev/hdb #This will cause the system bios
> bios=0x80 # to recognize the drive as hda
> prompt
> timeout=50
> linear
> default=lfs
>
> image=/boot/lfskernel #$LFS/boot
> label=lfs
> root=/dev/hda1 #hda1 at boot time
> read-only
>
> Then I cd into $LFS, do a 'chroot $LFS bash' and then run lilo without any
> parameters. After that, I can dismount the disk, move it into the /dev/hda
> position and it will boot normally. After the system is up, I change the
Most cool! These are the options I've been looking for. Guess I didn't
read the lilo docs well enough :(.
> boot parameter to /dev/hda. I also remove the disk and bios line, though I'm
> not sure that is necessary. That part can be easily scripted in an of
> several ways before the reboot. I'll have to add that. :^)
Actually, I'll probably use an alternative conf file, maybe
etc/lilo.clone. It can be removed after running lilo.
most danke,
der.hans
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