On Sat, 22 Jan 2000, Seung-woo Nam wrote:
Also, Seung-woo Nam ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) told me to run "sbin/lilo" after I
edit the "lilo.conf" file. What does running the "sbin/lilo" file do? Many
thanks to Seung-woo, and John.
I guess it just verifies your 'lilo.conf' file so that next
John Miller said that there would be a line: "default=linux" This line is
not there. Below is what my "lilo.conf" file states:
What line would I edit?
boot=/dev/hda
map=/boot/map
install=/boot/boot.b
prompt
timeout=50
image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.2.9-19mdk
label=linux
root=/dev/hda5
Rick, usually, there is a line that states "default=linux"
(to boot Linux by default with LILO), but it isn't necessary. Read
the man page on lilo lilo.conf for more details ...
In short, LILO will use the first image in the list as the default
if it is not specified with the "default=OS"
Tom Barraza wrote:
Rick, usually, there is a line that states "default=linux"
(to boot Linux by default with LILO), but it isn't necessary. Read
the man page on lilo lilo.conf for more details ...
In short, LILO will use the first image in the list as the default
if it is not specified
Rick Bonczek wrote:
John Miller said that there would be a line: "default=linux" This line is
not there. Below is what my "lilo.conf" file states:
What line would I edit?
Well, I don't have the line in my 'lilo.conf' either. Unless you want to
change your default OS to Win95 or something
