On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> At first I wanted to use LILO, but in my manual it says that Linux has
> to be installed on the first 1024 sectors of the harddisk. I don't
> know exactly how I can check this, but I'm pretty sure that Linux
> isn't installed at the beginning of my hard disk. I have two
> partitions on my disk (the first one (sda1) 8Gb for win98, and the
> second one (sda2) 1Gb for Linux). Besides, LILO hasn't exactly got the
> attractive graphical user interface that I like! I'm going to try to
> install an other boot manager I have found lying around somewhere.
> I'll get back to you when I have figured this one out (could be a
> while). And yes you are very right that compiling a custom kernel is
> waaaay to difficult for me at this time.
>
Does the 1024 cylinder limit apply to SCSI disks as well? Just
curious... :-)
