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by wim
If you installed linux and rebooted without receiving lilo, you probably did something wrong... however, if you created the bootdisk during the installation process, you're lucky.
- Boot with the floppy into your linux OS
- log-in with the root account and type lilo at the prompt, this should give you the lilo configuration + options to change it.
by stadawg
by jcmcintyre
After making any chnage sot the kernel, or reconfiguring any boot parameters you would run /sbin/lilo as root to load a new configuration for lilo.
The /etc/lilo.conf file is used by lilo to read the correct boot configuration. Make a backup of this file first, then make any necessary changes to the boot configuration, run /sbin/lilo, and then reboot
Cheers
Jim
by stadawg
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