0cGeneral Boot Help07

This is the prompt that will load the initial Linux system into memory
and begin the install procedure.  For most users, simply pressing the
0f<ENTER>07 key will be the best way to get started.

For some esoteric hardware combinations that have trouble with the auto-
probing that is done during the default installation, using the expert
mode may help.  Press 0f<F3>07 for more information about this option.

To use these disks as an emergency boot system for your machine, press
0f<F4>07 for instructions related to the rescue mode.

There are a number of parameters that can be passed to the Linux kernel
at boot time.  These do not include parameters for devices such as
CD-ROM drives or ethernet cards.  Press 0f<F6>07 for more information. 





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