tirsdag 06 februar 2001, 23:20, skrev Ira M. Bargon III:
> I installed Mandrak 7.2 on a system. I also had windows 98 on that machine.
> When i installed Mandrake i said dont install lilo and create a boot disk.
> Well when i try to boot the computer with out the boot disk, meaning that i
> want to access win98 a prompt comes up saying "li" which i know is some
> kind of error message from lilo when all the letters dont show up. One
> problem I thought of was i used to have Redhat 7 on the system and had some
> type of boot menu installed that came with the redhat installat on. So this
> might still be one the system. Do any of you know how i could fix this, so
> i can boot back into win 98 when i like. Windows is on it's own disk and
> linux is on its own disk.
Hi,
this is a classic question.
Start win or dos with a bootdisk an type
fdisk /mbr
in a dos prompt.
That would rewrite the mbr (master boot record) to start dos/win. Then you
can access Linux by using your linuxbootdisk.
JFr.
