lilo beep

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Yes Mitchell.
First of all, I don't hit shift to make a selection; I have aliases for my
kernels and my dOS OS in my lilo.conf, so I just press the number/letter for
what I want to bring up.
so i'm not sure how your setup differs from mine, but here's how I got that
beep.
I uncommented the line in my lilo.conf that says
message=boot/bootmess.txt

Then I typed the following from the shell prompt:
echo -e \\a >bootmess.txt
Now, if you have other text also in your bootmess.txt, you will want to use two
greater-than >> signs instead of one, so it appends the control-g to the file
and doesn't erase the text you already have there. And you really do want the >
or >> sign right before the filename; no space between the sign(s) and the
filename.

Cheryl





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