Although the documentation found in Lilo's sources (the one installed
in /usr/doc/lilo
-version) is very comprehensive, most Linux
users can find some difficulties in building their own
/etc/lilo.conf
file. This document is meant to support them
by giving the minimal information and by showing five sample
installations:
/dev/hdc
that will boot as /dev/hda
.
This is usually needed when you install a new Linux drive from
your own running system.
The last three examples are by Cameron Spitzer,
cls@truffula.sj.ca.us
, who wrote the original document. The
current maintainer doesn't run anything but Linux, so I can't check if
nor update them.