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At 01:41 PM 10/25/95 -0400, linux-sig at bcs.org wrote:
>Use Linux fdisk, and put DOS below 1024 cylinders. Linux and Linux swap
>go above the limit. After you install both OSs and mount the DOS
>partition, move /boot onto the DOS partition and make /boot a symlink to
>the new place (suggestion: /dos/linux/boot). Run lilo now, and it will
>work because /boot is below the 1024 cyl barrier.
>
>
Thanks, finally got things going.
It looks like you don't have to move /boot to the DOS partition if you use the "linear" bootparm in lilo.conf.
Boy, EIDE is a hack, isn't it?
Dan Murphy murph at vmark.com
Vmark Software 74260.3322 at compuserve.com
Westboro, MA
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