On Sun, 15 Aug 1999 18:22:57 +0200, Dennis Schoen
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>You could also try "fdisk /mbr" on windows, its not documented but
>sometimes it can restore your old mbr
Actually, what this does is rewrite the standard MS-DOS MBR software
to the MBR (without altering the partitio
On Sun, Aug 15, 1999 at 07:26:51AM +0100, Oliver Elphick wrote:
> Aaron Solochek wrote:
> >Get a boot disk. Then you can simply run "lilo" as root and that will
> rest
> >ore your
> >MBR. If you need more specific instructions just ask.
>
> Or download loadlin.exe and boot Linux from
Aaron Solochek wrote:
>Get a boot disk. Then you can simply run "lilo" as root and that will rest
>ore your
>MBR. If you need more specific instructions just ask.
Or download loadlin.exe and boot Linux from inside Windows. Again, you can
then run lilo.
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Brad wrote:
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>
> At worst, download the Debian installation disk image. You don't have to
> reinstall, just choose "Mount an existing root partition", "Activate an
> existing swap partition", and "Make bootable" from the menu and things
> _should_ work.
This is the catch... I've used the debi
Get a boot disk. Then you can simply run "lilo" as root and that will restore
your
MBR. If you need more specific instructions just ask.
-Aaron Solochek
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Hans van den Boogert wrote:
> Call me stupid. I re-installed Win95 on /dev/hda1, of course forgetting
> that this wou
On Sun, 15 Aug 1999, Hans van den Boogert wrote:
> Call me stupid.
Nah, i've done some pretty bad stuff in the past too ;)B
> I re-installed Win95 on /dev/hda1, of course forgetting that this
> would alter the MBR. LILO won't react to any action of Shift, Ctrl or
> Alt after the boot beep now, s
Call me stupid. I re-installed Win95 on /dev/hda1, of course forgetting
that this would alter the MBR. LILO won't react to any action of Shift,
Ctrl or Alt after the boot beep now, so my Linux system on /dev/hda3 can
not be booted. What do I do to re-install LILO? (Sorry to say I can't find
my Linu
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