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- From: Frank Bennett <bennett@example.com>
- Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2002 17:28:28 +0900
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On Mon, Jan 28, 2002 at 01:14:23PM +0800, Mancy, Raymond wrote: > Hi, Just a quickie for you guys. Any reason why I cannot boot the linux CD, > but it can be booted from another PC, and I can boot an NT disc from the > SAME drive that I cannot boot the redhat one from. ?? The man page for syslinux says that you get a little better coverage when using the boot floppy you create as a boot image in a bootable El Torito CD if you use the "-s" option ("-s" stands for both "stupid" and "slow" according to the man page). I built the very first version of the backup thingme CD using syslinux -s. It really __is__ slow, and when I discovered that a CD built without it would boot on every machine in my office, I abandoned it. Maybe try reassembling the RedHat CD with that option and see what happens. (Don't you just love it when people make suggestions that promise to chew up time with no promise of a positive result?) Cheers, Frank Nagoya
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