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I had it rebooted 3 times, ran lilo. The problem is Tom's doesn't support ReiserFS. And I rm the old kernel, so can't boot to it to get to lilo.conf either.
Only thing I could load that does have support for ReiserFS is the latest Gentoo Live CD, but then there's no bash commands or editors to use. That Gentoo CD gets me to #
Last edited by Bruce Hill; 07-31-2003 at 01:40 AM.
I booted with my Debian floppy boot disk and got it back
Seems I just didn't wait long enough for it to load. Removed the line from lilo, ran lilo, rebooted and it's back. Now I just need to configure my nic again
Thanks for the posts, especially momentum - don't know what I would have done without you, guy!
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