According to Ranelen: While burning my CPU.
>
> Simplest way is to boot to a DOS prompt and type fdisk /mbr, that is if
> your are writing lilo to the masterboot record.
The "simplest" is not always the "best".
The best must be, put back what LILO overwrote in the first place, this will
exclude any parculararitys which possably will arise by doing it your way.
Like i explaned in a previous post.
lilo -u /boot/boot.NNNN where NNNN is like boot.0300
The 0300 is the numeric name for which device lilo is on.
>
> On Sun, 30 Aug 1998, Chris Grant wrote:
>
> > Could someone tell me how to uninstall LILO, or install the Win95/DOS
> > boot loader? I have Win95 and Linux running on the same box, and ever
> > since I installed Linux, Windows has been running really strangely. The
> > screen will often freeze and nothing will happen for a long time, all
> > I'll be able to do is move the mouse. Ctrl-Alt-Del only works sometimes,
> > and when it does, it takes a long time for the window to come up. Since
> > this problem started when I installed Linux, and LILO is the only thing
> > that even remotely interacts with Windows, I figured that must be the
> > problem. My lilo.conf stanza for Windows looks like this:
> >
> > other = /dev/hda1
> > table = /dev/hda
> > label = msdos
> >
> > It's also the first stanza, so it loads automatically. Linux boots fine
> > when I select it, so I doubt it's stanza is relevant. Thanks for any
> > help or suggestions.
> >
> > Chris
> >
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