pipo

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Posted: Feb. 14 2004,21:49 |
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Boot on your DSL CD. Check your second drive (probably known as /dev/hdb) The partition will be /dev/hdb1
Then install on your drive Notes on doing a Damn Small Linux install
Before you get started remember that you are installing DSL at your own risk. I would still call this install experimental, so back up your data first! How to install: 1. Create a app. 250-300MB Linux partition with cfdisk or fdisk (e.g. /dev/hdb1) 2. Boot into DSL by using your CD and enter the terminal. 3. Execute "dsl-hdinstall" by typing "sudo -u root dsl-hdinstall" (without the quotes) and enter the just created partition (e.g. /dev/hdb1) This will make a ext2 file system and copies the CD contents to it. A couple of specific changes are made after that (see end of script) 4. Execute "mkliloboot" by typing "sudo -u root mkliloboot" (without the quotes) Enter the partition that your install is on. This will create an "initrd" with the needed modules and will setup "LILO".
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