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There are many solutions to go around that.. Let me tell you the simpler one.

Boot with RedHat 9 CD#1.

You'll be asked about the boot loader configuration. Follow the instructions.

TIP: I find GRUB much better than LILO.

James.

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> Hi, yet another prob :)
> During the RedHat 9 installation I didn't setup lilo, and I boot from a
> floppy.
> However, this is too slow so know I want to setup lilo so i can boot
> linux as well as windows 98 without having to mess with floppy disks.
> When I tried to install the lilo rpm, I was told it was already
> installed.
> I do a search for files containing lilo and all I get is /sbin/lilo
> but when I run it it expects me to have already created an
> /etc/lilo.conf file with all the details. There should be an easier way
> to arrange the setup so that I don't have to create the file manually, I
> remember in Slackware there was one called liloconfig. Is there
> something similar in Redhat? (there should be...)
> If not, should I just use the one from slackware? or might it create
> problems since I'm running redhat?
>
> Thanks :)
> John C.
>
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