# EDIT THIS BEFORE USING !
#
# this is an example commandline parameter file for LOADLIN
# You may have comments starting with "#" at any place
# comments end at end of a line
# any number of empty lines may be inserted.
# The contents are compacted by LOADLIN to produce an as small
# commandline as possible.
# For more commandline options see the file PARAMS.DOC.
#
# There can only be one parameter file and LOADLIN must be called as:
#   LOADLIN @param_file
# However, the parameters in param_file may be overwritten by
# (or appended to) those following the @param_file, e.g:
#   LOADLIN @param_file image=other_image root=/dev/other
#
#
..\zImage          # first value must be the filename of the Linux-kernel
                   # if this should be changed at load time,
                   # the keyword 'image=' must be used (see above)

#-v              # verbose the actual params, but load anyway
-t             # write debug output and stop.
#-d c:\dump     # write debug output to file c:\dump and stop.

vga=ask         # legal values are:
                # numeric:
                #   -3    ask
                #   -2    extended
                #   -1    normal
                #   0..9  as if entered on boot-prompt
                # symbolic:
                #   ask
                #   normal
                #   extended
                # However, starting with Linux-1.3.75 the code for
                # vga=has changed, to get the actual values for your
                # special video card, you should use 'ask' and remember
                # the values that were printed on screen.
                #
                # See also linux/Documentation/svga.txt

root=/dev/hdb2  # the device which gets mounted as root FS
# root=201      # NOTE: the numeric device tokens are hexa !
# root=/dev/sda1
# ....

ro
# rw

#initrd=..\initdisk.gz  # This file gets loaded as 'initial ramdisk'
                        # see initrd.txt for more

#noinitrd               # This keyword is usefull, if you wany get
                        # the 'initial ramdisk' loaded, but not
                        # processed at startup.
                        # It will remain as /dev/initrd.

# this can be used in /etc/rc to do some special work
MY_SPECIAL_OPTION=what_I_need

#ether=10,0x280,0xc8000,0xcbfff,eth0
#ether=10,0x280,0xd0000,0xd3fff,eth0

