re: boot bbc from ide?
Gordon Anderson <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.bbc.general |
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thanks... Ive gunzipped and mounted root.bin and am about to edit the line in linuxrc which lists where the CDROMS are to be found, in the ultimate search for a "singularity" I read somewhere there's a treelike structure for the devices... eg is it like /dev/hda/2 #second partition on first IDE? or is it just /dev/hda1 ?? g. --- George Pajari <[email protected]> wrote: > > I want to run a system on a 64Mb flash card which > is > > effectively an 64M IDE 1st drive. > > No problem. We have the 2.0 version running smoothly > on a 64Mb CF. > Haven't moved the 2.1 over but it should be trivial. > > You need to create two partitions, a small DOS > partition to hold the > syslinux stuff and a larger ext2 partition to hold > the singularity. > > Then you need to make some small changes to the > start-up script so it > mounts the ext2 partition and looks for the > singularity file in the > correct place (i.e. on the IDE drive instead of the > CD-ROM). > > I haven't a chance to write this up yet but hope to > "real soon now". If > the above isn't enough to get you started then email > me privately and > I'll send you more info. > > g. > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). http://calendar.yahoo.com