Hey, this really worked! It's good to know that I won't have to take
apart my computer to get this working. I've made a copy of the
lilo.conf file that I know works. Thanks for everybody's replies!
Now I still seem to be having trouble with my hard disk. When I didn't
touch the fdisk, and simp
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On Sat, 21 Aug 1999, Jaron Abbott wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a system with two IDE hard drives. The primary master is a
> recent install of Debian (just the install disks so far) and the primary
> slave is Windows 98. I'd like to make it dual-boot.
i have t
hi jaron
swp your master and slave drives..
be sure to edit /etc/fstab on linux to be the
other disk before you reboot... and run lilo again
and chance linux to be /dev/hdb3 and Win98 to be /dev/hda1
have fun lilo-ing
alvin
for more *jibberish: ( good stuff ) /usr/doc/lilo*
> Jaron Abbo
hi ...
yeh...I always ( try ) to use different disks for different
OS.. guess laptops share the dirve...different partitions...
and yes...winxx is typcally the first partition ..."C" on my boxes..
since it's nto very bright about booting..
you might try table=/dev/hdb instead of /dev/hdb1.
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a system with two IDE hard drives. The primary master is a
> recent install of Debian (just the install disks so far) and the primary
> slave is Windows 98. I'd like to make it dual-boot. Thanks to recent
> posts regarding this issue by Alvin Oga, I've done my best to wri
Hello,
I have a system with two IDE hard drives. The primary master is a
recent install of Debian (just the install disks so far) and the primary
slave is Windows 98. I'd like to make it dual-boot. Thanks to recent
posts regarding this issue by Alvin Oga, I've done my best to write a
lilo.conf
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