>Yes, however, I didn't delete anything... When I was working in Lilo previous to >the 'accident', the old config was there. Beats me what happened to it. It was >called 'Linux.old'
Generally, it's a wise idea, not to touch lilo.conf anymore unless You have to. The debian-way is to move Your kernel somewhere and set a soft-link to it, pointing to /vmlinuz. You should save the old /vmlinuz to vmlinuz.old prior to that. If You do so, You'll always find Your old, working configuration using the "Linux.OLD" entry in the lilo menu. >Yeah, I did something similar prior to posting on debian-user. I booted from the >install cd, attempted to rescue/mount hda1, but the system kept saying 'invalid >argument'. The correct argument, as far as I remember is "rescue root=/dev/hda1". Aside from that, it is a different approach. If You've already deleted the 2.2.19 modules on Your disk, rescue using this method might be impossible, because You might get trapped in an infinite loop, trying to load modules, no longer there. Best regards, js -- I can't drive 55. I'm looking forward to not being able to drive 65, either. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
