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Hi, i forgot to run /sbin/lilo in the install so booted the gentoo live cd again chrooted into gentoo and tryed to run /sbin/lilo it returned these errors:
" Warning 'proc /partitions' does not exist, disk scan bypassed"
"Fatal: open /boot/kernel-2.4.25-gentoo: No such file or directory"
Distribution: ubuntu, RHAS, and other unmentionables
Posts: 372
Rep:
Your problem is while you mounted and chrooted into your original / partition, you probably didn't mount /boot. That is why lilo cannot find the kernel image. As long as /boot is entered in /etc/fstab... just mount /boot first.
Hope that works for ya
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