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Appendix A. Upgrading Your Current System
Figure A 8. Installing Packages
A.8. Boot Diskette Creation
To create a boot diskette, insert a blank, formatted diskette into your diskette drive (see Figure A 9)
and click Next.
It is highly recommended that you create a boot diskette. If, for some reason, your system were not
able to boot properly using GRUB, LILO, or a third party boot loader, a boot diskette would enable
you to properly boot your Red Hat Linux system.
After a short delay, your boot diskette will be created; remove it from your diskette drive and label it
clearly. Note that if you would like to create a boot diskette after the installation, you will be able to
do so. For more information, please see the
mkbootdisk
man page, by typing
man mkbootdisk
at
the shell prompt.
If you do not want to create a boot diskette, make sure to select the appropriate option before you
click Next.
If you boot your system with the boot diskette (instead of GRUB or LILO) , make sure you create a
new boot diskette whenever you make any changes to your kernel (including the installation of a new
kernel).






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