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XavierP dropped a few hints about it in a post somewhere a while ago. He couldn't go into details, sworn to secrecy. Sounded similar to masonic oaths and initiation. I may have said too much already...(looks over shoulder nervously)
Can you explain the double -v ? Typo or really needed ?
What's the difference between having 'compact' in lilo.conf and using -c ?
Is the only advantage of having 'compact' inside the file that it avoids using the -c switch at every lilo reload ?
Can you explain the double -v ? Typo or really needed ?
The -v option can be added up to 5 times, with higher numbers increasing the verbosity of lilo. You can also use -v n, where n is a number from 1 to 5.
The -v option can be added up to 5 times, with higher numbers increasing the verbosity of lilo. You can also use -v n, where n is a number from 1 to 5.
All this info and more can be found using
Code:
man lilo
wow... really? sounds like overkill but i'll try that
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