Re: LILO probs fixed - MBR faulty

> On Wed, Sep 06, 2000 at 08:09:38AM -0700, Heather wrote: > > As a preference, I think the install-mbr is elegant. I like the idea that > > it won't say much, but I can hit SHIFT and access everywhere. > > And if you set no delay then your non-Linux-enthusiast superiors won't > notice you've sli

Re: LILO probs fixed - MBR faulty

On Wed, Sep 06, 2000 at 08:09:38AM -0700, Heather wrote: > As a preference, I think the install-mbr is elegant. I like the idea that > it won't say much, but I can hit SHIFT and access everywhere. And if you set no delay then your non-Linux-enthusiast superiors won't notice you've slipped one pas

Re: LILO probs fixed - MBR faulty

> Hi, > thanks to Olaf Meeuwissen and others who responded to my request for > help. > > I was encouraged to continue adjusting lilo.conf until it recognised my > three OS (RH6.2, Debian 2.2 & Win98). > > It is now possible to boot into RH and Debian but Win98 seems to have a > problem still. I

LILO probs fixed - MBR faulty

Hi, thanks to Olaf Meeuwissen and others who responded to my request for help. I was encouraged to continue adjusting lilo.conf until it recognised my three OS (RH6.2, Debian 2.2 & Win98). It is now possible to boot into RH and Debian but Win98 seems to have a problem still. I had tried using "