by I've made a terrible error, it seems.
I usually load Linux from disk. It resides on my secondary hard drive,
whereas DOS and Windows NT reside on my first drive.
When I have tried to write LILO to the MBR, it has never worked, but
this time, but I was reinstalling Linux, and it accidentally overwrote
the MBR.
I've mounted my C: drive, which is a DOS drive, and I've gone in there
to see if I could find anything. There is a boot.ini file there from
linux. However, here are my problems:
I cannot access Win NT, since it resides on my NTFS, a Non-dos partition
on my primary hard disk.
LILO, which is on the MBR does not appear to be working now either, but
I can boot Linux from a disk.
Is there a way I can fix this, without losing all my information? I was
also foolish enough not to create a Windows NT rescue disk.
HELP!
Steve
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