Hi,
I managed to solve this trouble.
It had to do with Linux thinking that the first drive was the IDE, but Ive
configured it (through BIOS) to be the SCSI drive.
Solved with:
drive=/dev/sda
bios=0x80
drive=/dev/hda
bios=0x81
or was it disk=/... well something like that anyway.
lilo gave me a warning "Warning: /dev/hda6 is not the first disk", but I
ignored it.
But now the system says that I do not have APM support, when I booted from
floppy I had?!?! Well who cares!
// Jarmo
...
> What happens is that when I select to boot Linux it just goes through the
> "prepare to run" stuff and Linux shows "LI" thats all. If I use
> the "rescue" disk (fd0) everything works perfect. Including x (Matrox
G200).
