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>I just added another hardrive to my system and would like to install and >boot Linux from my second harddrive, which, in this case, is the slave >drive. If I create a boot floppy, I should be able to do this, no problem, >right? You shouldn't have any problems. If you want to boot with a floppy, you have two options: 1. copy the kernel to the floppy and make sure to rdev your kernel to the correct partition on your second harddisk 2. install LILO on the floppy I have a similar setup to yours, and I put LILO on the MBR of the first harddisk. This LILO allows me to start up the OS/2 Warp Boot Manager on the first harddisk, or the Linux partitions on the second harddisk. I also put an identical LILO on a floppy just in case the MBR gets trashed. -- Bosco -- www.somerville-eye.com
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