L 01 01 01 01 (... with an infinite # of '01's)
This would seem to imply that it is at least trying to boot the drive, but
an error of '01' is 'Illegal command' if I understand the LILO docs right
(, it also says that it shouldn't happen. ;'). I've got LILO installing
on the Master-Boot record (/dev/sda) and the root partition is marked
bootable (whether needed or not).
I'd really like it to boot off the SCSI Raid for reliability, and so I can
utilize more than 64M of my 256MB Ram w/o trying to hack the kernel.
Breif system profile:
* Dual P2 w/ 440BX (SMP kernel 2.0.33)
* Adaptec 2940UW
* Micronet Datadock 7000 (w/ four 9G modules)
* Redhat 5.0 installation (5.1 installer pukes everytime I try to use it,
but that's a different topic...)
* Here's my latest LILO config (this one was made with QuickInst):
boot = /dev/sda
compact
delay = 5 # optional, for systems that boot very quickly
vga = normal # force sane state
root = current # use "current" root
image = /boot/vmlinuz
label = linux
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Phil
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