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Hey everyone,
I've just installed Ubuntu as a second operating system to my Slack 11.0, so I went to configure lilo to chose between them, but liloconfig seems to be broken. Like, I type liloconfig as root and nothing happens. I can still run 'lilo' (and it can't find the Ubuntu I manually entered, which I why I want to run the config program), but running liloconfig gets me no messages, nothing except for like 2 seconds of computional time and a newline.
Edit the /etc/lilo.conf file in slackware and to update the bootrecord just type /sbin/lilo in the command prompt. and reboot to test. ( recommend making a backup just in case )
Genius! moschops, you're link worked perfectly. I didn't know you had to mount the other disto partition in the first disto. Although it makes total since because lilo wouldn't know where to look. Anyway, case closed, thanks a bunch!
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