Bootstrapping.
I mounted a CD-ROM today in the small Busybox installation on my Xbox, which now has a name---Xenia.
How to mount a CD-ROM in the MechInstaller installation:
The `#' is the prompt, don't type it. As you can see,
It was a pressed (i.e. not burnt) Dyne:Bolic CD as included with Linux Format issue 55. It's designed to run on an Xbox with a hardware modification so it has files one can run on the Xbox. Not sure how one goes about executing the
This is, of course, progress. Now I need to boot from a CD-ROM. Now, kids, don't do this at home... unless you have MechAssault and the Emergency Linux savegame.
Haha, I was just cooking tea and I sort of burnt it and I thought it tasted like the beech-smoked tofu I sometimes have.
And that was my exciting bootstrapping for today. I made a small amount of progress. Next one must boot the CD-ROM.
How to mount a CD-ROM in the MechInstaller installation:
# find-cd
Looking for CD-ROM at /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target1/lun0/cd...
# mount -r /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target1/lun0/cd /cdrom
The `#' is the prompt, don't type it. As you can see,
find-cd
locates the CD-ROM device for you. The -r
mounts the CD-ROM as read-only (the default is read-write and this causes a few warnings but still mounts). The /cdrom
is the mount point.
It was a pressed (i.e. not burnt) Dyne:Bolic CD as included with Linux Format issue 55. It's designed to run on an Xbox with a hardware modification so it has files one can run on the Xbox. Not sure how one goes about executing the
xbe
files (Xbox Executables).
This is, of course, progress. Now I need to boot from a CD-ROM. Now, kids, don't do this at home... unless you have MechAssault and the Emergency Linux savegame.
Haha, I was just cooking tea and I sort of burnt it and I thought it tasted like the beech-smoked tofu I sometimes have.
And that was my exciting bootstrapping for today. I made a small amount of progress. Next one must boot the CD-ROM.
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