Brian --
For a quick fix, a provided you have a backup to boot dos, reboot
under drive a: for dos, get onto the c: drive, and run "fdisk /mbr". This
will restore the c: disk so that it will boot dos automatically.
For future reference, whenever you rebuild the kernel, it's a good idea
to
I built a new kernel (2.0.29) and copied it from arch/i386/boot
to /boot.
I then made a sym link zImage->/boot/zImage.
Next I ran lilo which is were I had a total brain failure.
I built the kernel above on my P90 for a 386.
I forgot what machine I was on when I ran lilo! I was doing all
of thi
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