Hello menuju, Sunday, February 03, 2002, 5:12:17 AM, you wrote:
ms> Rekan2 semua, barusan saja saya install linux ms> distr redhat 7.2 ms> Komp yang digunakan Dell , processor pentium!!! ms> tapi ketika selesai instalasi, lilonya gak keluar, ms> seusai restart, pc tersebut langsung ke win2000, tidak ms> masuk lilo terlebih dulu. dan jika saya ingin masuk ke ms> linux maka saya harus masukkan disk bootnya, dan boot ms> sequencenya di arahkan ke floppy terlebih dulu. ms> Adakah yang bisa membantu saya, manakah yang harus di ms> setting untuk mengaktifkan lilo. Excerpt from "Unix System Administration Handbook", Evi Nemeth, et.al., Prentice Hall PTR, 2001, pp. 20-21: begin excerpt -------- Multibooting gotchas Installing a multiboot system can make you tear your hair out. This section is meant to prevent you from going bald. If you're installing a multiboot sysyem that includes a consumer version of Windows (95, 98, or Me), always install Windows before you install anything else. The consumer versions of Windows are very stupid and have no idea that other operating systems may exist on the same machine. They will always want to take partition 1 on your first hard disk and will overwrite other boot loaders during installation. The same rules applies to Windows NT/2000: always install Windows first. The reasons are slightly different, but the upshot is the same. The NT/2000 boot loader really, really wants to be installed in the MBR and be the One True Boot Loader for the system. Resistance is futile. To get the NT/2000 boot loader to boot a UNIX partition, install UNIX and then boot to it using a floppy or CD-ROM. You'll need to peel of the first 512 bytes of the UNIX partition (this is the partition boot record), and write them to a file. You can do this with the dd command. Here is an example from Linux: # dd if=/dev/hda2 of=linux.bin bs=512 count=1 You must then copy this file to the NT/2000 partition and andd an entry to the NT boot loader configuration that tells it how to boot using this file. We don't describe the NT boot loader in this book, but all you really have to do is add a line to C:\boot.ini that contains the file's path along with a label. For the Linux case, the line would look something like this: C:\linux.bin="Linux" For more information about the format of the boot.ini file, see the on-line Microsoft Knowledge Base at support.microsoft.com. If Linux and Windows NT/2000 are cohabitating, LILO will need to be installed onto Linux's disk partition, since the MBR is already spoken for. To do this, have the *boot* line in lilo.conf point to your Linux partition. For example, if Linux is on the second partition on the first IDE hard disk, the line would be: boot=/dev/hda2 You'll need to make this change *before* you copy the second-stage boot loader to a file and transfer it to the NT partition. In fact, you will need to repeat the entire process whenever you rerun lilo. end excerpt -------------- Disclaimer: Saya tidak punya NT/2000, jadi belum pernah menjalankan hal yang saya kutipkan di atas. Kalau ada yang tidak jelas, jangan tanya saya. Beritahu saya kalau Anda sukses. -- Best regards, rplyx mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Utk berhenti langganan, kirim email ke [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dapatkan FAQ milis dg mengirim email kosong ke [EMAIL PROTECTED] Informasi arsip di http://www.linux.or.id/milis.php3
