Andy Zbikowski (Zibby) wrote: | It is fairly easy to do in Alpha. Normally you boot the installer system | with a: | show device (shows you the SRM notation for your devices...I always forget | what my CDROM is....) | boot dkb0 -flags 0 | | The -flags 0 part passes 0 to aboot, which then loads precinfigured image | 0. If you drop the flags, you'll find yourself at a aboot prompt where you | can hit l to show the preconfigured images, hit b 1/<insert kernel stuff | here>, and hit enter. Yeah, I was already aware of this. What I was pointing out was that there isn't a pre-configured kernel command line that you can pick to get you into expert mode like there is with i386. (At least, there wasn't last time I tried d-i on alpha. Should probably give it another shot now that beta 3 is out.) Cameron.
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