Friend: It is new to each of us as we start and I find great joy in
sharing the victories of others struggling along with me. I have been in
computers for well over 20 years, but I myself am new to LINUX, it took
a lot of adjusting to it but I delight in LINUX and the aspect of us
being a part of a growing community.
Edward Fleming
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Jon Dowd wrote:
>
> I know to most of you this thing I have done is so elemental it is
> perhaps laughable, but after A LOT of head scratching and reading I
> have finally been able to dual boot both of my machines using LILO!
> I wanted Win95 to be default and the time waiting for it to start to
> be short.
> Using linux.conf was pretty hit and miss for me. What worked was
> looking at some examples of /etc/lilo.conf and using emacs to edit
> my file and mixing the lines to suit my needs and then learning to
> do /sbin/lilo after saving the configuration file is a HUGE step
> forward for me.
> Now I have the confidence to try ppp. Ha !
