I've installed Slackware 3.2 in my PC, but it won't boot from the hard disk. The kernel is at /vmlinuz. I installed LILO, then configured it so it would read the former kernel and start on partition /dev/hda1. But, when I reset my PC, the system asks me to provide a disk in drive A: that contains the 'boot' My BIOS is set up to read A, C for booting. How can I solve this problem? Cristian
