If the file (created by setup) exists, use boot parameters from there
for the boot floppy instead of copying it from the current root partition. This makes making a boot floppy at installation time before booting from the new system possible (conveniently).
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# Make bootable and copy the boot parameters.
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installboot -d $dev $mdec/bootblock /boot/boot || exit
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pfile=fdbootparams
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if [ -f $pfile ]
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then echo "Using floppy boot parameters from file $pfile."
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edparams $dev "`cat $pfile`" || exit
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else echo "Copying floppy boot parameters from $root."
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dd if=$root of=$dev skip=1 seek=1 count=1 conv=silent || exit
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fi
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edparams $dev 'main(){delay 2000;boot}; save' || exit
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echo "Test kernel installed on $dev with boot parameters from $root"
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echo "Test kernel installed on $dev"
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;;
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cdfdboot)
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