Booting is done via lilo.
Look at /etc/lilo.conf
See where it's pointing whether /dev/hda (Master Boot
Record) or /dev/hda#
Adjust it properly whether you want lilo as the primary
booter or you have some other boot utility.
as root do a lilo -v and it's done.
If you use a boot utility, set it to boot Linux as a choice.
see lilo documentation please.
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>Subject: Re: [plug] mail restriction
>Date: 05/22/2000 5:29 PM
>From: "Jackson Ching" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Hi,
>
> any one know why my linux does not boot without a boot
disk?
>
> i installed slackware 7 on a scsi hard drive. i have set a
partition to linux native with bootable flag and another for
linux swap.
>
> Can any one help me on how to solve this problem? Thanks!
>
>Jackson
>
>
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