$Id: SiloDefault,v 1.1 1998/03/05 22:45:34 srivasta Exp $

If the post install script finds SILO on the system (/sbin/silo),
it checks to see if there already exists a configuration file
/etc/silo.conf. If not, a boilerplate SILO configuration file that 
will work with the image just installed, as follows.

It looks into /etc/fstab, looking for the device that the root (/)
directory is on, also, it looks for any partition that may have a boot
sector installed by SILO, ignoring swap, NFS and proc file systems and
floppy drives (if no SILO sector is found, it assumes that the drive
that the root device is on should be where SILO places the block (this
is not good for all installations, but it gives a starting point) and
inserts lines like (assuming the root directory is on /dev/sda4):
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partition=4 root=/dev/sda4
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and then appends the following:
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timeout=100
image=/vmlinuz
label=Linux
read-only
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