How do I modify the Debian install disk?
I'm trying to install Debian on an HP Vectra PC. When I put in the (slink)
rescue disk, it loads root.bin, and the linux kernel and starts booting. It
freezes right after the line that says "md driver 0.35 MAX_MD_DEV=4
MAX_REAL=8". I'd like to try to remove the offending code from the rescue
disk. How do I do that? a:/ROOT.BIN seems to hold a compressed MINIX
filesystem - is that where the config files of interest lie? How can I edit
root.bin? Will there be a simple /etc/init.d that I can edit to pull out
whatever is hanging the PC?
Mark
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Mark Wright
mwright@pro-ns.net
mark_wright@datacard.com
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