Very Computer

Ok, before I begin, I have read the howto on nt and linux, but that
involves using the ntloader to start linux... I'd much rather use lilo
to start nt :)

Anyways, I have 2 physical drives.  Win95 on drive 1, linux on drive 2.
I've been using lilo to start them both without problems for ages now.
Now I've added a new partition to drive 2 for nt.  It's all installed
and it's working fine... I just can't get it to boot from lilo.

Is there a way?

...Matt

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if (you already have prepared partition for NT && installed NT on it) {
 if (you have Slackware) {
   edit /etc/lilo.conf and;
   add a lines:
      other = /dev/hdb2
         label = NewTrouble
         table = /dev/hdb
   # (or /dev/hda <- I'm not sure on which HDD NT stores it's partition
   # table
  run lilo;
 }

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Quote:># yes and it's easy.
>if (you already have prepared partition for NT && installed NT on it) {  
>    run liloconfig and;
>    start LILO configuration with new header;
>    add all old partitions;
>    add NT  partition to LILO;
>    install LILO whenever you want [MBR];
>}

>or

>if (you already have prepared partition for NT && installed NT on it) {
> if (you have Slackware) {
>   edit /etc/lilo.conf and;
>   add a lines:
>      other = /dev/hdb2
>         label = NewTrouble
>         table = /dev/hdb
>   # (or /dev/hda <- I'm not sure on which HDD NT stores it's partition
>   # table
>  run lilo;
> }
>}
>DONE!