From: Conor Lennon (clennon at domain accuris.ie)
Date: Wed 03 May 2000 - 10:44:50 IST
Well that could be a problem.
I installed Corel Linux, then resized some partitions.
This prevented Lilo from working, so I re-installed Corel Linux.
So what is the 'proper NT way of doing things for this one'
I tried reinstalling NT. It restored the boot settings, but left Lilo
as it was.
Does the NT mbr reside in the same location as lilo?
Colm Buckley wrote:
>
> Kev writes:
>
> > -u copies the last saved mbr back, so if you've run lilo more than once,
> > say if you rejigged things after installing, it won't restore the "MS mbr"
> > (tm). You really need the *proper* NT way of doing things for this one ...
>
> Not quite - LILO checks timestamps to see whether it needs to do another
> backup or not, and, unless you did something weird, should restore the
> 'original' MBR.
>
> Colm
>
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