From which Red Hat Version, boot loader Iilo was replaced by GRUB
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I have a RH 6.2 box that uses lilo (and I'm quite sure it was the only option during the install)
I did install 7.x long ago and can't remember if there was an option or that lilo was the only option
I have a RH 8 box and I know it boots lilo; I'm also quite sure (99%) that there was a choice during the install which one you want to use.
I suggest that you check your system to see if lilo is available (it might have been installed but not used). If so, it's a matter of configuring and running the lilo command.
thank you all for your replies.
I think, till Red Hat Linux 9.0, there was choise to install either Lilo or Grub but in all versions after 9.0, its GRUB
(thats my finding and I might be completely wrong ).
I simply wish to replace GRUB with LILO. I tried command /sbin/lilo but it says no such command. I am using RHEL 4. Any ideas ..? Although, when I install GRUB, it created file /etc/lilo.config.anaconda.
thank you all for your replies.
I think, till Red Hat Linux 9.0, there was choise to install either Lilo or Grub but in all versions after 9.0, its GRUB
(thats my finding and I might be completely wrong ).
I simply wish to replace GRUB with LILO. I tried command /sbin/lilo but it says no such command. I am using RHEL 4. Any ideas ..? Although, when I install GRUB, it created file /etc/lilo.config.anaconda.
Yeah with all the RHEL releases, GRUB is installed by default. Again, as someone asked earlier, why would you want to use lilo?
I remember my reluctance to embrace the delights of grub. "My distro made me" (use grub).
Now I like it lilo? No way!
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@pixellany: A PDP-8? I'd love one of those, but I'd prefer a PDP-11. Much nicer architecture.
Anyone got one in their basement? (I still have some PDP-8/11 manuals, somewhere).
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