by Lord 4m » Sun, 07 Sep 1997 04:00:00
A little more info is needed. Did you delete linux, and are currentlyQuote:>How do I reset my Master Boot Record (to remove LILO). I have seen it
>posted here several times, but I seem to have lost it
If you're running DOS, type
fdisk /mbr
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by Derrick Ki » Mon, 08 Sep 1997 04:00:00
How do I reset my Master Boot Record (to remove LILO). I have seen it
posted here several times, but I seem to have lost it
Thanks
Derrick
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by James Youngma » Tue, 09 Sep 1997 04:00:00
Derrick> How do I reset my Master Boot Record (to remove LILO). I
Derrick> have seen it posted here several times, but I seem to have
Derrick> lost it
Search DejaNews then!
by Son Trung Nguy » Tue, 09 Sep 1997 04:00:00
Boot with an MS-DOS boot disk, and do an "FDISK /MBR",
however, make sure you have fdisk.* on your floppy disk.
: Derrick> How do I reset my Master Boot Record (to remove LILO). I
: Derrick> have seen it posted here several times, but I seem to have
: Derrick> lost it
: Search DejaNews then!
by Buzz » Tue, 09 Sep 1997 04:00:00
> Derrick> How do I reset my Master Boot Record (to remove LILO). I
> Derrick> have seen it posted here several times, but I seem to have
> Derrick> lost it
> Search DejaNews then!
Try fdisk /MBR
by lacarte » Sun, 21 Sep 1997 04:00:00
> Thanks
> Derrick
You've probably already gotten an answer to this, but just in case you
haven't it's FDISK /mbr.
Toodles!
lonac
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by lacarte » Sun, 21 Sep 1997 04:00:00
> How do I reset my Master Boot Record (to remove LILO). I have seen it
> posted here several times, but I seem to have lost it
> Thanks
> Derrick
You've probably already gotten an answer to this but the command is FDISK
/mbr.
Toodles!
lonac
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1. Master boot record with NT 4.0/RH5.0
To all,
I'm running a Pentium II system with 64 megs of RAM, and two physical
Western Digital IDE harddrives on my primary IDE channel and a regular
CD-ROM with a Re-writable CD-ROM on the second IDE channel.
I loaded the first physical harddrive with NT 4.0 and made it one big NTFS
partition. I have loaded RH5.0 on the second harddrive with all
appropriate partitions including a shared partition but when it gets to the
part during the install about including an entry in the Master Boot Record
for launching other OS's, it says that there was an error installing the
entry in the MBR.
I guess my question is: Can I have the first harddrive dedicated to NT and
the second dedicated to Linux? If not, do I have to make some sort of
partition on the first harddrive for Linux?
Any help would be appriciated.
Thanks,
Ben
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