I have slackware 10.0 installed on my system. It will not boot I would like to use the slackware rescuedisk to get to boot. I have slackware installed on hda2 with the ext2 filesystem, my swap is on hda4 coudl anyone help me with this problem?

I have slackware 10.0 installed on my system. It will not boot I would like to use the slackware rescuedisk to get to beoot. I have slackware installed on hda2 with the ext2 filesystem, my swap is on hda4 coudl anyone help me with this problem?

The system booted fine until I tried to add a new user, I did adduser_new_user_name. I was able to sucessfully login using the new login,but just once.

I am using the Lilo boot manager and acronis 8.0 boot manager, I know I need to be disabling one of them. How can I disable Lilo?

The error message that I am getting as it is booting is /dev/hda2
/dev/hda2 Unexpected inconsistency : run fsck Manually and than it gives some other options but reboots before I can write the other options. I may go back and try to copy the options and than post them.

Originally I was always runnign this system as root but had to add another user bcause I am trying to run winesetupTk and it will not run in root.

I am dual booting and run windows 98 on the other side of the partition.

The system booted fine until I tried to add a new user, I did adduser_new_user_name. I was able to sucessfully login using the new login,but just once.

I am using the Lilo boot manager and acronis 8.0 boot manager, I know I need to be disabling one of them. How can I disable Lilo?

The error message that I am getting as it is booting is /dev/hda2
/dev/hda2 Unexpected inconsistency : run fsck Manually and than it gives some other options but reboots before I can write the other options. I may go back and try to copy the options and than post them.

Originally I was always runnign this system as root but had to add another user bcause I am trying to run winesetupTk and it will not run in root.

I am dual booting and run windows 98 on the other side of the partition.

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what's this "posting the same statement over and over" thing you have going on here??

it's not funny...

anyways, from man lilo:

good luck...

You can boot using Slackware Cd 2 and chroot to your system, but I would recommend you to install Slack using ext3 or reiserfs, ext2 can became corrupted (yeah I've bad luck ) with a bad shutdown.

posting the same statement twice was unintentionl.