Michael J. Yanowitz wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply (though I won't try it 'til tonight), but I have
two more questions:
1) Should there be anything after the initrd= , or is that the correct syntax?
2) Do I need to do anything in System Commander to let it know where the LILO
or
I used to boot with LILO without any problems, but I
wanted to install System Commander so that I can also
install Window's NT.
LILO was installed in the MBR in /dev/hda, but my
Linux partition is in /dev/hdb2.
So I installed System Commander and now I can no longer
boot into Linux.
Any
ok,
i posted my second mail without reading the others... ;-)
follow the hints from real users os System Commander
ciao fede
Michael J. Yanowitz wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply (though I won't try it 'til tonight), but I have
two more questions:
1) Should there be anything after the
Hi michel,
Michael J. Yanowitz wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply (though I won't try it 'til tonight), but I have
two more questions:
1) Should there be anything after the initrd= , or is that the correct syntax?
it's the correct spelling, however check the redhat manual
(it's called
hi Michael,
boot with the bootdisk of redhat specifing at the prompt:
linux single root=/dev/hdb2 initrd=
this will mount your root partition and give you a shell,
then rerun lilo
ciao fede
J. Yanowitz wrote:
I used to boot with LILO without any problems, but I
wanted to install System
On Tue, 26 May 1998, Michael J. Yanowitz wrote:
I used to boot with LILO without any problems, but I
wanted to install System Commander so that I can also
install Window's NT.
LILO was installed in the MBR in /dev/hda, but my
Linux partition is in /dev/hdb2.
So I installed System
