boot disk for Red Hat 9
How do I create a boot disk for Red Hat 9?
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My Red Hat box is not booted right now but I think there is a link in the menu somewhere if your running kde or gnome. Otherwise, do
ls /sbin/*disk* ls /usr/sbin/*disk* and do a man on the commands that are in the output. One of them might be a program. It might be mkbootdisk |
hey...
heres a copy of the answer to the your question which was asked by someone else today... its a good idea to search and see if the questions has been asked... "Redhat had a utility called mkbootdisk. Probably run as root .... su - /sbin/mkbootdisk Edit: You will need to know the kernel version which you are running. For example.. At the prompt, type: uname -r ( to find the kernel version) /sbin/mkbootdisk --device /dev/fd0 2.4.18-24.8.0" |
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