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On 20 Apr 97 at 10:13, Tom and Anne wrote: > I've never seen any problems with any system that used OS/2's Boot Manager. > What exactly do you mean "boot from the Linux partition"...I'm assuming > that you mean it would not boot the Linux partition from the menu? Strange. > The only oddness I know of is if you use the boot manager it is best to > install it *after* any MS OSes. Just leave 1Meg of free space at the > beginning of your first drive. We did not have time to check it out. The person who came to the installfest arrived late. He had an extended DOS partition set up with OS2 boot manager installed. When we tried to use the OS2 boot manager to boot, it told us that the partition was not formatted. This was probably the way he had it configured. In the past, I had used LILO and LOADLIN successfully. +----------------------------------------------+ | Gerald Feldman <gaf at highway1.com> | | Boston Computer Solutions and Consulting | +----------------------------------------------+
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