Viktor Rosenfeld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Ron Rademaker wrote: > > > PS. Editing your lilo.conf could also make your system instable in these > > kind of situations. > > Huu? How so?
I assume by getting something wrong in there, or by some quirk of your hardware. For example, I have a laptop with 192MB of RAM. However, if I set 192M in lilo.conf it'll lock up every boot. I have to set it to 191M in order for it to boot. I assume it's some oddity with the BIOS reserving some of the RAM or something similiar. The first time I did this and set it to 192M I had to boot from the rescue floppy, change lilo.conf, rerun lilo and reboot. Gary
