Boot up with the RedHat install disk, type "vmlinuz
root=/dev/hdbX" where X is the number of Linux's root partition (and hdb
is the second hard drive on the primary IDE - hda is first primary, hdb
second primary, hdc first secondary, hdd second secondary) when it boots
up, login as root and run lilo, and then you should be able to reboot with
lilo reinstalled.
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Matt Housh email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MicroComputer Specialist University of Tulsa
Engineering and Natural Sciences
"Pardon me, stewardess. I speak Jive."
On Fri, 8 May 1998, Leston Buell wrote:
> ¡Help me please! I went to do the fixes you outlined and realized something
> catastrophic had happened. My Norton Antivirus, in Windows 95, had scanned
> my system and found that the boot record had changedd and prompted me to
> fix it. I clicked OK, but when i rebooted i found that what it had done was
> remove LILO.
>
> ¿Can i reinstall LILO without doing a complete reinstall of Red Had? I'm
> running Red Hat 5.0 with two hard drives. The primary (first) hard drive is
> all Windows 95, the secondary hard drive is all Linux. LILO was on the
> primary hard drive.
>
> Leston
> Leston Buell
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> Los Angeles, CA 90046-3250
> USA
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