According to Donald R. Spoon on Wed, Nov 28, 2001 at 04:28:17AM -0600:
> See comments in your text copied below.
>
Thank you for a complete and very informative answer -
Well I have not managed to "Fix" the /boot for my 2.4 kernel,
i did manage for the previous 2.19 though.
I re-installed the k
See comments in your text copied below.
Cheers,
-Don Spoon-
Eric Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I installed the new lilo and let debconf create a new
> lilo.conf and add a boot sector. Before restarting,
> however I added an entry for Windows, then /sbin/lilo -v
> which reported nothing a
Could some one please advise whether this is the best / safest
way to recover a bootable system?
backup the / partition.
reinstall a base system - upgrade this to sid - copy back
the / omitting /boot (I actually have /boot on another partition).
Thanks for an answer.
According to Eric Smith on
I installed the new lilo and let debconf create a new
lilo.conf and add a boot sector. Before restarting,
however I added an entry for Windows, then /sbin/lilo -v
which reported nothing abnormal.
However when i tried to reboot, I get:
unable to mount root fs
add a root= entry (or something to th
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