If you wish, you can make a boot diskette, in case you run into
      problems when trying to boot the new disk.
Insert an empty diskette, format it, create a file system on it and 
      mount it:
      
fdformat /dev/fd0H1440
mkfs.ext2 /dev/fd0
mount -t ext2 /dev/fd0 /mnt  | 
Copy all files in /boot to the
      diskette:
      
    Create a new file /mnt/lilo.conf as follows:
      
boot=/dev/fd0                 # Install LILO on floppy disk.
map=/mnt/map                  # Location of "map file".
install=/mnt/boot.b           # File to copy to floppy's
                              # boot sector.
prompt                        # Have LILO show "LILO boot:"
                              # prompt.
timeout=50                    # Boot default system after 5
                              # seconds. (Value is in tenths of
                              # seconds.)
image=/mnt/vmlinuz            # Location of Linux kernel on
                              # floppy. The actual name may
                              # include a version number, for
                              # example "vmlinuz-2.0.35".
    label=linux               # Label for Linux system.
    root=/dev/hda1            # Location of root partition on
                              # new hard disk. Modify this as
                              # appropriate for your system.
                              # Note that you must use the name
                              # of the future location, once the
                              # old disk has been removed.
    read-only                 # Mount partition read-only at
                              # first, to run fsck. | 
    Install LILO on the boot diskette:
      
/sbin/lilo -C /mnt/lilo.conf  | 
    The -C option tells LILO what
    configuration file to use.
Unmount the diskette: