ject: RE: Install Hangs up...
On Wed, 6 May 1998, Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD wrote:
> Or we just go out and buy NT or Win95 as bad as it is, it works out of
> the box every time I have installed it. All this talk about Microsoft
> taking over the world. Nonsense. If linux worked out of th
On Wed, 6 May 1998, Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD wrote:
> Or we just go out and buy NT or Win95 as bad as it is, it works out of
> the box every time I have installed it. All this talk about Microsoft
> taking over the world. Nonsense. If linux worked out of the box so
> you could run a word processo
<had the
system running yesterday and re-installed because I >accidentally wiped out
a couple of my higher partitions playing with >linux fdisk. It was running
for two weeks now and was trying to go >the next step and install DOS
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Subject: Re: Install Hangs up
> I go to /sbin and run lilo, says Added linux *, reboot and the system
> still hangs up at LIL- ...
I think this is an indication either you moved /boot/map without rerunning
lilo, or your disk geometry doesn't match.
Try using `LBA&#x
On Wed, 6 May 1998, Igmar Palsenberg wrote:
> >After installing the system seven times tonight alone, I have been >able to
> get the system to boot using:
>
> >"linux root=/dev/hda1 initrd=" at the rescue prompt and my system >boots
> fine.
>
> >I go to /sbin and run lilo, says Added linux *,
>After installing the system seven times tonight alone, I have been >able to
get the system to boot using:
>"linux root=/dev/hda1 initrd=" at the rescue prompt and my system >boots
fine.
>I go to /sbin and run lilo, says Added linux *, reboot and the system
>still hangs up at LIL- ...
This
At 12:20 AM 5/6/98 -0400, you wrote:
>After installing the system seven times tonight alone, I have been able to
get the system to boot using:
Here is a different alternative.
Copy your vmlinuz-2.0.32 to your dos partition as vmlinuz.32 into a
directory called c:\loadlin
Copy loadlin.exe from th
> I go to /sbin and run lilo, says Added linux *, reboot and the system
> still hangs up at LIL- ...
I think this is an indication either you moved /boot/map without rerunning
lilo, or your disk geometry doesn't match.
Try using `LBA' mode in your computer's BIOS. Be sure you have a resuce
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