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by tilsharic
From the Root account you need to type in lilo
This will write to the MBR. I have always done this in they /etc directory myself (mainly because I was just finished editing the lilo.conf file) so I don't know if you have to be in that directory or if you can just type lilo anywhere. Hope this helps.
by dgleis
Hopefully you created a boot disk for linux, boot from that disk. As root you will need to rerun lilo. Type /sbin/lilo to rerun and install it to the mbr, you should see it add all bootable partitions to the mbr. You might need to edit the lilo.confin you /etc
directory to change the default boot partition or the default time to wait till boot.....i believe to be 5 or 10 seconds.
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