hello

i am a slackware usr slackware is my main OS

my hdd


/dev/hda1 (c windows) about 6.9 GB
/dev/hda5 (was D not suse 9.1 personal for testing) about 6.9 GB
/dev/hda6 (swap) 265 mb
/dev/hda7 Slackware 10.0 (13 < GB)


i saw that my /dev/hda5 is free and unused so i have a suse 9.1 personal Cd download from net & i install it

Of course Slackware is my main OS and i want optioin in suse boot to load slackware

now a days i am using slackware 10.0 Cd typing bare.i root=/dev/hda7 nointir... ro this

or is it possible for the slackware 10.0's lilo load suse 9.1 then i will use it


becoz if suse doesnot seem good to me i will remove

Slackware the Linux Distro

Actualy you can all you have to do is to add the entry in the /etc/lilo.conf so that the slackware entry appear, my lilo entry :

# Linux bootable partition config begins
image = /boot/vmlinuz
root = /dev/hda2
label = Linux
read-only
# Linux bootable partition config ends

you change the root partition accordingly, remember to lilo in the shell after altering the lilo.conf and that's all...

If you are looking to add a suse selection in lilo you need to go in and edit /etc/lilo.conf and goto the boot section. At the boot section you should see at least one entry for slackware. Go ahead and copy that one, paste it under it, then change the settings to suse stuffs. You need to know where your kernel is in suse and thats about it. You might also just be able to add this line:

nope not working suse not booting

is there any other way by editing lilo

lilo is your bootloader right? Also did you "/sbin/lilo" after you edited the lilo.conf file? If not then you need to.

yes i have

it start suse but so many err

and it cant go to the init 5

when i remove the /boot/vmlinuz

then i did not start work it shows err when i type lilo (i mean /sbin/lilo)

any other way

here is my grub conf from suse

root (hd0,4)
install --stage2=/boot/grub/stage2 /boot/grub/stage1 d (hd0) /boot/grub/stage2 0x8000 (hd0,4)/boot/grub/menu.lst
quit


so ? i have to change in my lilo conf