i have alredy triple boot on my computer.Now i installed slackware 10.1 on my computer for experiments so i know that slackware has lilo boorloader.On my computer GRUB is installed so i just wanted to add slackware on my grub.conf
The problem is i have no idea how to see list of os on lilo s bootloader so i dont know what to write under kernel,root,intrid,etc. I would be realy happy if anybody would tell me how to so configuration of lilo s bootloader.I took a look in boot partition for a while but i didnt find that what i need.
thanks in advance

sory for my bad endlish

The kernel info is in /usr/src. Also see /etc/lilo.conf.

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thanks for your help and sory because i have sent the same question again ...i didnt se that first one is renamed

i took a look in lilo.conf but i didnt find that what i needed.I have GRUB bootloader so that data in lilo.conf aret enaugh.Is there anybody who boots slackware 10.1 from GRUB.If so please send me grub.conf

i need something like that
BUT FOR SLACKWAERE


sory for panic

To boot from grub depends which partition you're using. If you look in /usr/src it should say something like linux-2.4.29. That's the kernel. The root for grub depends on the partition. Your first harddrive is called hda. Second is hdb, etc. Or sda, sdb, if they're sata drives. Each one is partitioned. In grub, hda is called 0. hdb is called 1. The first partition is called 0. The second is 1. Etc. So the first partiton on hda would be

root(0,0).

The second partiton on hda would be

root(0,1)

The second partiton on hdb would be

root(1,1)

Try using tab when you configure grub.

so it should look like that
title slackware
root(0,4)
kernel linux-2.4.29
intrid ????
plis help

Slackware dosn't use an initrd by default, so the line shouldn't be nessecary.
root line should be more like
root (hd0,4)

so:
title Slackware
root (hd0,4)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/hda5 ro vga=773

Here is a link to the GRUB manual. I recommend you review it as it will help you understand what each line in menu.lst does. is just a title so you can keep track of things. sets the root device for your Slackware distro. Think of it as the location of your "/boot" directory for Slackware. If you installed the Slackware boot directory on hda5, then (hd0,4) would be correct. On my machine, I use a single partition for /boot for both distros. is the path (relative to root set in the previous line) that contains your kernel image. If your kernel is named linux-2.4.29, then this is correct. But you can name your kernel something else, too (I have one named KernelMustard). It is also the full path. That is, you can install your kernels in subdirectories within /boot. For example, if you had a slackernel subdirectory for your Slackware kernel this line would beAfter installation (if all went well), the kernel will be in the /boot directory. If you compiled your own kernel you have to copy it to the /boot directory from /usr/src/linux/arch/<your arch>/boot (if I remember the path correctly). The last line is similar to the kernel line, except it tells GRUB where the initial ramdisk image is located. Depending on how the kernel was compiled, there may not even be an initrd and this line would not be required. The initrd image will be in the /boot directory.

Edit: Refer to the previous post, initrd line not needed.

So slackware is on the fifth partition of your first drive. I don't use grub, but it might look like this:

title Slackware
root (0,4)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-ide-2.4.29

I don't think you need an initrd. When setting up grub you can use the 'tab' key and it will auto complete the line for you.

thank you very veeeeeery much for help