looks like a few more typos there, lets do it tomorrow night before you break something :-)
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 09:40:40 +1300 Ralph Stoker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 3) Boot from SuSE disk 1 but select "rescue system". You then have to > > fix it up on the command line, and I'd do something like > > > > mount /dev/hda?? /mnt # mount your root filesystem > managed to mount hdc5 and hdc7 with above command...would not accept hdc1 as > it was a NTFS partition and hdc6 was Linux swap. > > > chroot /bin/bash /mnt # make hard disk top-level > error: can't change rot to /bin...not a directory > > > mount /proc # you need the proc fs!! > message: proc already installed > > > Yast # text-based yast to reinstall boot loader > error: Command not found > > > # (be thankful for full power of yast even without graphics...) > > umount /proc # unmount in reverse > > exit # back to rescue system as top level > > umount /mnt > > reboot > > ...not looking very good at the moment in respect of my Linux being still on > the hard drive...think I'll wait till Weds night on this one > > Thanks one and all.. > > Ralph -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
