mbr had over write so lilo is gone how to rewrite lilo to mbr
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mbr had over write so lilo is gone how to rewrite lilo to mbr
hello everybody,
i just format my pc last night to reinstall my windows. after finish, my mbr had been overwrite and my lilo are no longer in the mbr. now i have to use boot disk to boot into my Linux.
is there any way, we can rewrite the lilo into the master boot record(mbr). so that i wouldn't need to use the boot disk all the time when ever i want to login to linux?
Usually distro's will come with a rescue option on your boot install CDROM. If not, you can boot into Linux and run /sbin/lilo as root, and it should restore LILO to your MBR.
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