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Topic: Bootlocal.sh, how to start apps that require root

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mikshaw

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Posted: April 10 2005,00:09

If you are running LiveCD, you should see a prompt at the beginning which says "boot:"
Type in "dsl 2" and press enter to continue the boot process.

If you have a harddrive install, you can add this to your boot string in either lilo.conf (Lilo) or menu.lst (Grub)

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olliraa

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Posted: April 10 2005,05:59

Thank you

Just one more: Do I just add "dsl 2" somewhere in lilo.conf, because there wasn't any "place" that would have been easy to "spot". There is the default boot coice and then the old linux image boot option, but where should I put this "dsl 2"?

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