Bob....then that's been the real problem all along.
Is there any file resembling /boot/us.klt? You might find a
usuable one on your boot floppy and copy it to the /boot/
dirctory. Change the entry in /etc/lilo.conf to match a
different name or if you can'find it at all then remove the line
in /etc/lilo.conf.
Is there any file resembling /boot/bootmesg.txt? This one might
be there as just message or something similar. Change the line
in /etc/lilo.conf to match or if you can'find it at all then
remove the line in lilo.conf.
Is there any file resembling /boot/vmlinuz-2.2.14-24mdk_i486?
Maybe just vmlinuz? If not try the one on your boot floppy and
change the line in /etc/lilo.conf to match. If you can't find
one then we're out of luck.
Is there any file resembling /boot/initrd.img? maybe it's
/boot/initrd.img-2.2.14-24mdk_i486? If not try the one on your
boot floppy and change the line in /etc/lilo.conf to match. If
you can't find one then we're out of luck.
When you get all of the above resolved then type, as root,
/sbin/lilo and let's hear what happens when you reboot.
Alan
root wrote:
>
> On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> > Bob....I believe that the below /etc/lilo.conf is correct for
> > your machine, but you should check that each file specified in
> > it is actually where it is said to be and named correctly in the
> > /etc/lilo.conf file.
> >
> > Is there a file /boot/map?
> > Is there a file /boot/boot.b?
> > Is there a file /boot/us.klt?
> > Is there a file /boot/bootmesg.txt?
> > Is there a file /boot/vmlinuz-2.2.14-24mdk_i486?
> > Is there a file /boot/initrd.img?
> >
> Alan, The last four files aren't there, using:
>
> # ls /boot/........
>
> Isp has been slow
>
> entering(copying I hope) to Lilo.conf
>
> Maybe the files will show up then???
