DB> Awhile back a few users where asking about changing their lilo DB> configurations and I remember some other users suggesting that they VI their DB> lilo config. This in itself does not work. I knew that but had to get DB> caught up with other things before looking further. Anyway, to change the DB> default OS that lilo boots up in while in a root status in a shell type in DB> this line: DB> lilo -D Windows DB> this will change lilo from it's default Linux boot up to Windows. The lower DB> case d can be important too, but that's another email. Happy New Year to all.
DB> Dan B You can change your /etc/lilo.conf with anything you like, mc, pico, vi, adding lines with echo or changing from x windows. But whatever you do, to make it work, you have to execute "lilo" to make your changes written to proper places. Happy new year :) Onur Kucuk _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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