There may be situations where it's not possible, eg. you don't have the
docs handy, or you have created a boot disk without bootprompt. Fortunately
the latter problem can be cured by creating a bootdisk with nothing but
Lilo or ldlinux on it :-)
The best an most user friendly way would be a menu driven config utility
like that of FreeBSD... but I'm not going to implement that ;-)
hjb
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