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I went back to slackware but I have one problem.
When i got to the part where lilo is created, I went to the expert section.
But when I do the lilo install it went wrong.
I get a message that system map and another map will be on different disk and that lilo will not be installed good.
My disk are :
hda : disk with Windows Vista
hdb : dvd writer
hdc : disk with Slackware 12.2
How can i install slackware so everything will work.
Slackware and Windows on one disk is not a option.
you should be able to install lilo on the masterbootrecord of /dev/hdc. Therefor you'll have to change boot to /dev/hdc and select hdc as the first boot-device in bios. Then the issue with the map on the other device should be repaired.
And we have a problem.
I can't boot from the second drive.
I looked into the bios and the only choices I have is floppy, first drive, cd-player and the network card.
ok, first boot with the installation CD then after login as root mount the device with the linux partition:
Quote:
mkdir /mnt/linuxpart
mount /dev/hdc2 /mnt/linuxpart
Then do a
Quote:
chroot /mnt/linuxpart
.
You'll have a linux system with the normal slackware root-partition. There you can controll your lilo-installation. Be aware that running lilo in this environment causes a warning about the proc-file-system, but this doesn't matter.
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