>How do I make my Linux bootable. I reinstalled it already and made a boot >disk (no lilo). But it wouldn't boot using the boot disk. It gave me this >error, 0x81. What does that mean? If I am not mistaken 0x81 has something to do with your hard disk and the BIOS. I think it is sort of an address used by BIOS to identify hard disks. In my system 0x81 refers to my hdc. With regards to your problems, try removing your partitions with the partition tool that you used in making your partitions. Also, try booting from a linux floppy distro like tomsrtbt which includes fdisk. You can also try gnuparted. BTW, do you have a large drive? Holden _ Philippine Linux Users Group. Web site and archives at http://plug.linux.org.ph To leave: send "unsubscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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