Hats of to whosoever gave this solution
>
> After installing Linux (don't forget to make a bootdisk during the
> install.),
>
> 1) Boot the system in Linux using the bootdisk.
> 2) Mount the DOS partition (this should be within 1024
> cylinders i.e.
> 4.3GB) as suppose /dos.
> 3) Move the /boot to /dos/boot :
> cp -a /boot /dos ; rm -r /boot
> 4) Create a symlink for LILO to find at boot.
> ln -s /dos/boot /boot
> 5) Move kernel (i.e. /vmlinuz) to /boot/vmlinuz
> mv /vmlinuz /boot
> 6) Edit /etc/lilo.conf to change /vmlinuz to /boot/vmlinuz
>
> I think this should be it. This however can fail if you run Disk
> Defragmenter on the DOS partition. To prevent against this
> see to it that
> you keep the attributes of the linux kernel in the DOS
> partition as S+H+R
> i.e. System + Hidden + Read-Only"
>
> Kanwal
>
>
>
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