real -basic- help...

[Buddha Buck <bmbuck@acsu.buffalo.edu>]

I've written some scripts to help me manage my system a little better 
-- nothing much, just a short 30-liner, but it automates writing 
lilo.conf files based on installed kernels.  By simply re-running the 
script and lilo, it allows me to boot from any installed kernel, not 
just "linux" and "oldlinux".  I find this very handy when I'm 
experimenting with new kernel configurations.

I think others would find it useful as well, and I'd like to make a 
Debian package out of it.

Where do I start?  What should I read first?

Later,
  Buddha

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     Buddha Buck                      bmbuck@acsu.buffalo.edu
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