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It's worth noting that those who upgrade instead of installing fresh should run `liloconfig` as root to get the snazzy new splash screen (or you can manually edit lilo.conf -- but you have to know what to add). I have -current running in a VM and I didn't even know about the splash screen because I just edited my lilo.conf and ran lilo manually (as if I were simply changing kernels), and just found out after hearing this. After running liloconfig it's all snazzy and such.
I'm sure it's in the ChangeLog somewhere and I just missed it -- but oh well.
During installation, after lilo setup, you are prompted to answer if you want to add it to your lilo.config
Lilo has a new splash screen!!! ( Seems to me I've read that somewhere before, mmm.)
Very nice - 12.1. No problems so far (touch wood). On first post-install boot with huge-smp kernel I didn't see all those EEXIST or whatever error messages - strange?
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