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Dear UNIX brethren -

I installed the latest Corel Linux on my Win98 PC, and I liked the
dual-boot menu that would come up automatically at power-on.

However, unstable little OS that Win98 is, "got corrupted" according
to the jokers in the office I work with. Couldn't fix it, so I
re-installed Win98. NOW I lost the dual-boot startup menu, as Win98
decided IT was the * OS and now I can't boot to Linux (it's
still there on a separate physical drive).

Is there an easy thing that I'm missing in the docs to bring back my
dual-boot menu? I tried going into FDISK to set active partitions, but
no luck. Appreciate any assistance. Thanks in advance!

CA

Boot off your Linux emergency boot diskette (or your Linux CD-ROM if you
got a bootable CD) and rerun LILO.

--
                                Chris Mattern

Just run fdisk from dos and change the active partition to
the Linux partition.

--frogger

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