# 'rootdev' defines the location of the root device.
#    ie. where the "mach_servers" directory exists.
#
# "/dev/scd0" is the first SCSI CDROM device.
# "/dev/scd1" would be the second SCSI CDROM device.
#
# If you have an ATAPI CDROM (ie. an IDE device), then
# it is probably "/dev/hdc".
#
# After the "Red Hat installer" has finished, you'll need
# to change "rootdev" to the root partition of your MkLinux
# filesystem.  The installer will tell you what to put in
# the rootdev line.  If it's a SCSI disk, then it will have the
# form: "/dev/sdXN" where X is a letter and N is a number.
# If you have an IDE disk, the it will have the form:
# "/dev/hdXN", where X is a letter and N is a number.
#
# Here are some example rootdev lines:
# rootdev=/dev/scd0     # mklinux is on first SCSI CD
# rootdev=/dev/hdc       # master on second IDE bus (often CDROM)
# rootdev=/dev/sda4     # 4th partition on first SCSI disk
# rootdev=/dev/hda7     # 7th partition on first IDE disk

# And here's the actual rootdev line in this file:
rootdev=/dev/scd0

# Always keep an empty line or two at the end of this file

