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From: Richard Klingler <richard@uclinux.net>
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Subject: bootloader not reading kernel.conf
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Hello...

Does someone know what to do that the bootloader reads in
/boot/kernel.conf?

Otherwise have to do to always a "boot -c" and issue
"di psm0" and "q"...


thanx inadvance
rick