How can you save boot option settings to avoid prompt?

[teagy]

Hi everyone. I'm a new TCL user. I've gotten the basic Core (8MB) installed in VMware workstation with an IDE virtual hard drive. I have the persistent /tce directory on a partition I created and it's working fine. However, while persistent /opt and /home works fine when I specify the option at boot, I need to be able to have that setting saved so I don't have to type it in again when I reboot. Otherwise, I have to resort to backup which I know will take longer if the backup is large. Is there any way to create persistent boot options so every time it boots with those options and I don't have to type them in every time? While setting /tce was a one time thing, is there a way to set opt=sda1 and home=sda1 as a one time thing as well?

Thanks,
TJ

[Rich]

Hi teagy
Add  opt=  and  home=  in the kernel line for your boot loader?

[teagy]

So what is the location of the boot loader on the Core Image? I didn't install any myself. If I have to install one myself, which one should I use (grub, extlinux, syslinux)?

[gerald_clark]

That would be on your virtual hard drive.

[Rich]

Hi teagy
If you are booting from the ISO file
Adding  opt=sda1 home=sda1  to the  append  line in the isolinux.cfg file under  boot/isolinux/  in the
ISO should do it.

[teagy]

Thanks a lot. That did it.