VB: Lilo & other problems

[Anders Karlsson liv se]

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Från: 	dsavage@peaknet.net [mailto:dsavage@peaknet.net] 
Skickat:	den 7 mars 2001 17:06
Till:	guinness-list@redhat.com; Reply-To: guinness-list@redhat.com
Ämne:	Re: Lilo & other problems

Hi

>So many questions... Suggest asking them separately next time.

Sorry about all the questions, I will try to be more specific and separate 
them next time.

>Does "Tried lilo" mean ...

I managed to solve the problem with LILO.
I ran cfdisk (nice program) and found that the bootflag was enabled to the
Compaq partition only.Changed this to the Linux partition described in
/etc/lilo.conf at "boot = /dev/ida/c0d0p2".
Now it works.

>Your motherboard may have a jumper that needs to be installed before it will
>advertise the presence of a second CPU.

The server already recognizes the new CPU in BIOS.

>Use kgcc ("kernel gcc") to recompile. There has been a lot of discussion and
>mis-information about gcc 2.96.  It is both stable and supported (by Red 
Hat).

OK

>I'm fairly sure this is not possible. I have had SMP machines in the past 
and
>was told the Linux scheduler (?) was not capable of assigning a task or 
thread
>to a particular CPU. Such a capability would be neat in a machine running
>multiple VMware sessions.

Apparently there are different opinions among you about this.
Some say you can.

>There has been alot of discussion about xinetd on this list lately.

OK I search some more, if problems with the linuxconf-web interface is
well known, there must be some way to solve it.

>Sounds like something you would add to an 'append' line in /etc/lilo.conf. 
I'm
>sure someone here can help you with this.

Can't figure out how this 'append' works (what do I add in lilo.conf ?) but I 
got
a suggestion to edit /etc/modules.conf and change the alias/options lines.
This seems simple enough so I will try that. 

>Welcome to Linux.

Thank you for taking your time to answer my questions.
AK

>--Doc Savage
>  Fairview Heights, IL


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