Patrick,
I operate a similar system to the one you want - several OSes all
booting off the NT boot loader. I still have LILO installed on the
Linux partition, however...
The steps I use are as follows (substitute in hdxx and /mnt/DOS for
whatever is appropriate to your PC for the bootable partition and mount
point for the DOS partition):
1. Run lilo at the command prompt, to update the boot sector on the
Linux partition.
2. Mount the drive you are using to boot everything off (usually
/dev/hda1). Ideally it should be a FAT16 partition.
3. As root, type the command
dd if=/dev/hdxx of=/mnt/dos/bootsect.lnx bs=512 count=1
4. Remove the read-only flag from /mnt/dos/boot.ini, and add an entry in
the [Operating Systems] section that reads something like
c:\bootsect.lnx = "Linux"
5. Close and save boot.ini and reboot the PC.
Later,
Alan.
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