Guillaume Cottenceau ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Han <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > the rescue now has a command "install_bootloader" to do this magically. > > Just type : linux install_bootloader at the boot-prompt? Amazing. > No, of course not, if your bootloader is overwritten, I don't see to whom > you should pass the command "linux install_bootloader" :-). The rescue disk bootloader you dummy :P > Hum, you're not reading MandrakeForum boyz, this is baaad. > http://www.mandrakeforum.com/print.php?sid=1371 Hmm interesting stuff. First time I see that site. Why didn't you tell us before. It's all your fault. > 1- insert your Installation CD (or map this instruction to whatever > install method you want) > 2- type in F1 then "rescue" and Enter > 3- when the boot is finished you're now (now == Cooker >= Nov-2001) > greated by a menu, proposing a list of actions > 4- select "Re-install Boot Loader" > 5- program will > - try to guess your mountpoints (for example, if you run with a / on > Raid or Loopback, just plain forget it), then will mount them > - perform a set of basic sanity checks (check that /sbin/lilo is > executalbe, /etc/lilo.conf is readable, /etc/mandrake-release exists > and contain "Mandrake") > - ask for a confirmation to reinstall boot loader coming from the > distro-version reported by /etc/mandrake-release > 6- reboot Heh you even made a menu for it. Smart. Newbs can't think very well when they are in trouble. Ok so far for my suggestion. Cya, Han.
