Second thought /boot doesn't get mounted automatically so you might find the grub.conf .
So you might be using grub. Easy way to tell is grub is usually graphical which lilo is text based. If you are using grub highlight the OS, then hit 'e' as in edit then select the line beginning with "kernel=...." hit 'e' as in edit again. Add a one '1' to the end of the line. then hit 'b' as in boot, to boot the changes -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
