Lilo needs to be below the 1024 cyl, but this is not due to lilo, it's due to
the bios. Just make the first partition on the drive /boot, 10-15 megs is
plenty.
On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, you wrote:
> I'm planning to replace my current 8 gig Windows HD with a 20 or 27 gig drive. I
>know that LILO has a problem with drives that have more than 1023 cylinders. How
>should I partition this drive so that I can still use LILO? I will install Linux to
>the 8 gig drive all by it's lonesome.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
>
> "If Budweiser can have a frog to sell beer, why ask about the penguin?" --Linus
>Torvald
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