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Old 01-17-2004, 02:17 AM   #1
Li-Wen
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boot options: linux-secure, linux-nonfb etc


I have a really noobie question...


I have used red hat on my servers for the past 3 years, however after being very dissapointed with red hat 8.0 and red hat 9, I have installed Manrake 9.2.

When lilo loads up, it gives me a whole heap of options. So...


What's the difference between linux-secure, linux, and linux-nonfb?


Thanks in advance.
 
Old 01-17-2004, 02:14 PM   #2
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im guessing linux-secure is more secure (who knows for what?), linux is normal (pick that), and linux-nonfb is like linux but in the terminal that you comuter has (in other words no grafics just text and only text and its usuly like 25x80 chars a screen (umm im thinking more tho)
 
  


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