Assume the install goes as follows: hdb1,hdb2 ..... slackware root/swap hdc1 .... slackware /usr hdc2, hdc3 .... debian root/swap
/etc/lilo.conf has entries for for the two distributions /sbin/lilo > /dev/fd0 boot off /dev/fd0 ..... the swap partitions for the two distributions .... How does the system know not to use the swap from the other distribution. Is it driven by /etc/fstab on each partition. And how can you be sure that the two linuxes will not get in each other's way??? Thoughts are apreciated! -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
