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Distribution: Slackware, Windows, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OS X
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Originally posted by sharper
You might want to run cfdisk and check your bootable flag. At least once I have forgotten to make the boot partition bootable and what I got was the Li
did you try this? sounded like sharper may have had the answer.
When partitioning the hard drive, in my case /usr takes up as much space as everything else comined. So i usually put /usr on a partition that is about half the hard drive and split the rest between / and /home. Along with however much swap you want.
ah...i'am still having the same difficulties over here...lba32, i read the manual for lilo.conf...it didn't mention anything specific about it, so i figured just put it in there on its own line, "lba32" ...however, it doesn't work either... could it be how i install lilo? i've tried serveral ways already...
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