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Re: what's the form of DISKNAME and PARTITION in start_fs() ?
It depends where the example kernels live. I think many people have a
'/boot' directory that has kernels, a bunch of map files and such, and
usually a grub subdir that has a menu.lst file. I make a '/boot/oskit'
subdir and copy my example kernels there. Let's say '/boot' is on
/dev/hda1 . Then my /boot/grub/menu.lst file would have:
title OSKIT hello example
kernel (hd0,0)/boot/oskit/hello
I'd try 'hello' first if I were you, since it's simplest.
For your setup on GNU/Linux partition /dev/hda9 it would be this:
title OSKIT console_tty example
kernel (hd0,8)/boot/oskit/console_tty
If you copied console_tty to '/boot/oskit' on GNU/Linux /dev/hda9 .
Derek
"Lin Chunxiao" <lin_chunxiao@hotmail.com> writes:
> my system is red hat 8 and /dev/hda9 is the partition for linux(ext2)
>
> what will be the DISKNAME and PARTITION if i am going to run :
> 1. concole_tty //freebsd fs
> or 2. linux_fs_com //linux fs
> ?
>
> i've tried "hd0" "hda" "0" "a" "9" ....... but didn't work.... :(
>
>
> thanks for help.
>
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