There must be a way to make a backup copy of the Lilo boot disk I dont want to get locked out because the disk goes bad.
There must be a way to make a backup copy of the Lilo boot disk I dont want to get locked out because the disk goes bad.
When you get a bit more advanced, I'll show you how to write a script that will do this for you, until then you have to do a few commands....first
<insert original disk>
dd if=/dev/fd0 of=/tmp/disk.img
<insert backup disk>
dd if=/tmp/disk.img of=/dev/fd0
There ya go!
Aragorn
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
Ahh.. I love it when something simple works..very good..now I tried it this am. I used a terminaland entered the commands as given, it wrote out the records and then said hit any key to continue. I put the target disk in and it wrote the files to it. I rebooted and Viola! it worked...
You can also go to KDE control center,Yast2 modules,System,and create a boot disk there.This is for SuSE 7.2.For SuSE 7.1 instead of System click on Boot Configuration to make a Boot Floppy.
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