Damir,
Did you make your Linux partition bootable?
I recently installed Linux on drive D: of a two-disk NT box. At
first, I used a custom boot disk when I wanted to run Linux.
Over the past weekend, though, I figured out how to add Linux to
the NT loader
I recently installed Linux on drive D: of a two-disk NT box. At
first, I used a custom boot disk when I wanted to run Linux.
Over the past weekend, though, I figured out how to add Linux to
the NT loader list and at first I had the same symptom as you: a
blank
Hi Rakesh Mohan; unless Mutt is confused, you wrote:
I am also trying to config my system for dual load from NT loader. I
followed the steps mentioned by Pat, but if i select the Linux option
then the system hangs. I see the blank screen with blinking cursor at
the top left.
(Note:
Damir J. Naden [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Rakesh Mohan; unless Mutt is confused, you wrote:
SNIP
BTW, I can now use lilo for branching to NT and linux, this works fine.
That is interesting. I was never able to do this. Maybe because my NT
partition was NTFS..
damir
I just today set
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 06:51:08PM -0500, Damir J. Naden wrote:
this is very true... I am using same method with the exception of the line
added to the boot.ini; I just have a line that reads:
C:\bootsect.lnx=linux
where bootsect.lnx is the same file as described by Pat.
I have to update (I
this is very true... I am using same method with the exception of the
line
added to the boot.ini; I just have a line that reads:
C:\bootsect.lnx=linux
where bootsect.lnx is the same file as described by Pat.
I have to update (I learned it _the hard way_) this file and boot.ini
_every_
time I
Hi all:
My hdd is partitioned:
hda1 [boot] NT DOS
hda2 [boot] Linux
hda3
hda4
I tried the various lilo.conf settings suggested to dual boot and system
booted straight to Linux every time. Acting upon a recent submission, I
reinstalled NT (without reformat or repartition). Now system boots
I had a similar problem. NT bootloader likes to control the system and load
bootsectors from a file. You should be able to solve it with the following.
Boot into Linux (use a rescue disk if your machine does not boot
into Linux)
Install Lilo on the LINUX PARTITION
use dd to copy the boot
Hi Patrick Ouellette; unless Mutt is confused, you wrote:
rumor has it that you need to update the bootsector file whenever you update
your kernel.
this is very true... I am using same method with the exception of the line
added to the boot.ini; I just have a line that reads:
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