[silo @ 70]

Correct silo.conf location#

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/first-isofs/README.SILO_ISOFS b/first-isofs/README.SILO_ISOFS
index b8dfa65..ecaa8da 100644
--- a/first-isofs/README.SILO_ISOFS
+++ b/first-isofs/README.SILO_ISOFS
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ bootblock can be safely stored there. As SILO is longer in size than those
 there and puts its second stage loader somewhere in the iso9660
 filesystem.
 
-SILO 1.2.7 and up now uses the new isofs.b boot block for CD's. The old
+SILO 1.3.0 and up now uses the new isofs.b boot block for CD's. The old
 boot block required a patched mkisofs. This new boot block can be passed
 to stock mkisofs as the generic boot block. Adding the sparc-boot option
 will ensure that mkisofs adds the needed sun partition table.
@@ -51,13 +51,12 @@ STEP BY STEP
 
 You should first prepare the tree you'd like to have on the CD. The only
 requirement is that you put boot/second.b from SILO distribution into
-/boot in the tree and edit the appropriate /etc/silo.conf in the tree. The
+/boot in the tree and edit the appropriate /boot/silo.conf in the tree. The
 isofs.b boot block does not need to be in the CD tree.
 
 This is VERY important. The isofs.b boot block is hard wired to look for
-second.b in /boot on the iso9660 image. Since isofs.b does not modify
-second.b, then second.b will look in it's default location for silo.conf
-(usually /etc/silo.conf). 
+second.b in /boot on the iso9660 image. The silo.conf has to be located in
+/boot aswell, since isofs.b will tell second.b that is the location.
 
 Note, you also need to make sure that you enable RockRidge extensions so
 that normal path lookups work. This has always been true for SILO's usage