🚀 go-pugleaf

On Mon, 4 Nov 2002, GuyRulez wrote:

# solo tu lo eres. Tienes LILO para cargar Windows XP. Pero no quieres que
# con quien compartes ordenador sea root poniendo 'linux 1' y no puedes
# poner clave ni a LILO ni a la BIOS porque esta clave es unica y compartes
# el ordenador ;)    . Que solucion existe ???

man lilo.conf:

--<<--
       password=<password>
              Protect the `image=' or `other='  with  a  password
              (or  passphrase).   It may be specified as a global
              option.  The interpretation of the `password=' set-
              ting   is   modified   by  the  words  `mandatory',
              `restricted', and `bypass' (see below).
              The password may be specified  in  the  config-file
              (less  secure)  or  entered  at  the  time the boot
              loader is installed. To request  interactive  entry
              of  the  password,  it  should  be specified: pass-
              word="".  Passwords entered interactively  are  not
              required  to be entered again if the boot installer
              is re-run. They are cached, in hashed  form,  in  a
              companion  file  to  the config-file, default name:
              /etc/lilo.conf.crc. If the config-file is  updated,
              a warning message will be issued telling you to re-
              run lilo -p to force re-creation  of  the  password
              cache file.

       mandatory
              A  password is required to boot this image. This is
              the default. May be used on a  single  `image='  or
              `other=' to override a different global setting.

       restricted
              A  password  is  only required to boot the image if
              kernel parameters are specified on the command line
              (e.g.  'single').  May be used on a single `image='
              or `other=' to override a different global setting.

       bypass No password is required to boot this image. Used to
              indicate that the global password does not apply to
              this `image=' or `other='.
--<<--

Ver en 'restricted' :)

Saludos,
Lepton.