Hi
I have discovered what I did wrong to cause this problem.
The NT bootloader requires that the boot sector of the linux
partition be an ordinary file in the NT filesystem.
Each time lilo is run that bootsector changes, so the NT
file has to be rewritten. That's what I forgot.
I copied the new boo
Hi
I have a lab with 7 pc's. They have been running first debian 2.0, and
then 2.1, for almost two years. The machines are identical and
dual boot. The master boot program is NT, and LILO is one of the options
on it. There is one hard drive. NT is on the first partion,
linux swap on the second,
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