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> I recently installed Caldera Linux 2.3 on my system which already has
> Windows 98SE on it.  I set it up for a dual boot system, but now would
> like to remove Linux from this machine and put it on a stand alone
> platform.  Is there ANYWAY possible to remove the LILO from my MBR without
> fdisking the drive and ulitmately having to reinstall windows and over 30
> gigs of data??  BTW.. my linux OS is on a second stand-alone drive in this
> machine.  THANKS in advance!!!

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> > I recently installed Caldera Linux 2.3 on my system which already has
> > Windows 98SE on it.  I set it up for a dual boot system, but now would
> > like to remove Linux from this machine and put it on a stand alone
> > platform.  Is there ANYWAY possible to remove the LILO from my MBR without
> > fdisking the drive and ulitmately having to reinstall windows and over 30
> > gigs of data??  BTW.. my linux OS is on a second stand-alone drive in this
> > machine.  THANKS in advance!!!

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> lilo -u (look into the /usr/doc/lilo stuff.  LILO also keeps a backup of
> the MBR when installing.  Using dd properly will put it back.

> - Scott
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