On Fri, 25 Apr 2003, Andrew Ip wrote:
"etherboot will init the harddisk, and get the linux kernel from the first partition of your harddisk. so you just put the kernel into your harddisk's first partition and the kernel name must be "kernel". filesystem can be ext2. " But I have multiple partitions on my harddisk, Linux is not on /dev/hda1 , is there any other solutions ?
I think the patch support ext2, ext3 and vfat at the moment. If you are using something other than these. You still can extract file system code from grub to support other filessystem, eg reiserfs, xfs, jfs.
Wrong etherboot. For file system support you want my patch against etherboot-5.0.6 found at http://www.missl.cs.umd.edu/~agnew/ (the rules change though, now you want to "make bin32/sis900.ebi")