I would suggest you the same thing. Before looking anywhere else
do this
man lilo.conf
The answer lies there which says
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password=password
The per-image option `password=...' (see below)
applies to all images.
...
...
...
*later in the man page* you find this
password=password
Protect the image by a password.
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VaibhaV
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Soumyanath Chaterjee wrote:
> I have both windows and linux on my pc. I use lilo to boot either winodws or
> linux. Is there any way to restrict unauthorised / unwanted person to start
> windows on my pc ?
>
> I would prefer a way to have a password to boot in winodws.
>
> I am particularly concerned someone snooping around with explore2fs and such
> stuff in linux area.
>
>
> - Soumyanath Chatterjee
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