>Dave Reed wrote:
>>I've looked (albeit quickly) at the lilo and lilo.conf man pages and
>>the LILO HOWTO and am not certain exactly how to do this - and don't
>>want to try for fear of messing things up.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I had this in extreme degree until I discovered the test mode in lilo
from the man page:
-t Test only. Do not really write a new boot sector or map
file. Use together with -v to find out what lilo is about
to do.
I have found this to be very useful and /extremely/ reassuring
especially the comforting message that lilo spits out at you
saying nothing has been actually changed.
Jack
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