How about switching your drives? If you make Linux /dev/hda and Windows
/dev/hdb (make Linux your primary master and put windows on your primary
slave). You shouldn't have to change too much, just the jumpers on your
Windows drive.
I would like to say that I have two drives. On the first (20GB) I've got
WinNT, Win98 and finally, Mandrake Linux. On the second (13GB), I have extra
storage space for FAT32 and Linux. This works great for me, I've never lost
any data.
Mike
The Russells wrote:
> Yup, I tried it. I ran "lilo" at the command prompt after I saved it and it
> told me /dev/hdb is not a regular file.
>
> Maybe this is a good excuse to get a whole new and different box?! Any
> excuse, any at all...
>
> An iMac, eh? Cool. Mine is grape and is quite neglected since this Linux
> thing came around.
>
> Thanks,
> Kathleen
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