Title: RE: [newbie] removing boot manager
Should have proof read before I sent the message, it sounds a bit confusing now that I read it. Look for the words linux boot floppy for clarification. Also to the list I appologize if I've been sending HTML the dang windows machine reverted on me
You can configure a bootdisk from Mandrake Control Center. You can also
uninstall LILO by runnnig /sbin/lilo -U /dev/hda. You might also want to run
fdisk and make sure your win98 partition is marked as the active/bootable
partition. Booting up with a win98 rescue disk and typing SYS C:
Title: RE: [newbie] removing boot manager
Did you make a boot floppy during the initial installation? If so you are good to go. If not go to Mandrake control centerbootmake boot floppy or something close to that(I'm not at the linux computer yet) Make the boot floppy for the partition you set
as is on mine. HTH Dennis M.
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Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 1:10 PM
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Subject: [newbie] removing boot manager
I installed Mandrake 8.0 a couple days ago
I installed Mandrake 8.0 a couple days ago. What a ride. I installed it on a machine
with Win98se already running. Now, I like the os, but I don't want a
boot manager on this system. I'd much rather boot from a floppy to access the os.
Can someone help with removing the boot manager and
