Linux lilo command details how to use Linux lilo command

Lilo (linux loader) is a Linux system core loader and provides the function of managing boot. Run the lilo command separately. It will read the lilo. conf configuration file in the/etc/directory and install lilo according to its content.

Syntax

Lilo [-clqtV] [-B <peripheral device code>] [-C <Configuration File>] [-d <delay time>] [-D <recognition tag>] [- f <geometric parameter file>]

[-I <boot magnetic zone file>] [-I <identification tag>] [-m <ing File>] [-P <fix/ignore>] [-r <root directory>] [-R <execution command>...]

[-S <backup file>] [-S <backup file>] [-uU <peripheral device code>] [-v...]

Parameter description:

• -B <peripheral device code> specifies the peripheral device code where lilo is installed.
• -C uses the compact ing mode.
• -C <Configuration File> specifies the lilo configuration file.
• -D <delay time> sets the boot delay time.
• -D <identification tag> specifies the OS preset after startup, or the system core identification tag.
• -F <Ry parameter file> specifies the Ry parameter configuration file of the disk.
• -I <boot magnetic zone file> specifies the boot magnetic zone file to be used. The default file is the boot. B file in the/boot directory.
• -I <identification tag> shows the core storage of the system.
• -L generate linear magnetic zone address.
• -M <ing File> specifies the ing file.
• -P <fix/ignore> determines whether to fix or ignore partition table errors.
• -Q: list the core system files mapped.
• -R <Root Directory> sets the directory to be mounted to the root directory when the system starts.
• -R <execution command> sets the command to be executed the next time the system is started.
• -S <backup file> specifies the backup file.
• -S <backup file> specifies the backup file forcibly.
• -T: if no command is executed, only the actions that will be performed are listed.
• -U <peripheral color device code> delete lilo.
• -U <peripheral device code> the effect of this parameter is similar to that of the specified "-u" parameter. If the time stamp is not checked.
• -V shows the command execution process.
• -V displays the version information.

Instance

Install lilo to the third primary partition of the first SCSI hard disk, in Level 3 mode.

# Lilo-B/dev/sda3-v

Specify the configuration file and backup file for lilo installation.

# Lilo-C/etc/lilo. conf2-s/boot. Backup