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Distribution: *buntu - Slackware - Anything on USB
Posts: 254
Rep:
Removing LILO Entry
I temporarily connected a hard drive to do some things to it and now I have an extra entry when LILO pops up at boot. I just don't want to remove the wrong entry by mistake.
When I boot it gives me:
Linux
Windows
hde1
Just wondering if this was it:
# Windows bootable partition config begins
default=Linux
other = /dev/hde1
label="Windows"
table = /dev/hde
# Windows bootable partition config ends
# Linux bootable partition config begins
image="/dev/hde1"
root="/dev/hde7"
image="/boot/vmlinuz"
root="/dev/hde7"
label="Linux"
read-only
# Linux bootable partition config ends
Distribution: *buntu - Slackware - Anything on USB
Posts: 254
Original Poster
Rep:
Thank you both. I was hoping that was it. I could have left it alone, but it was eating at me. Crossing your fingers and holding your breath doesn't always help.
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