Yes.
Below is a copy of a lilo.conf file.
If your machine boots successfully you could ignore the disk sections. I
use these because my bios can't see drives bigger than 2.1G and drive hdc
is 2.5G.
Good Luck,
Stephen
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boot=/dev/hda
delay=150
disk = /dev/hdc
sectors = 63
heads = 16
cylinders = 4970
disk = /dev/hda
sectors = 63
heads = 64
cylinders = 527
image=/bzImage
root=/dev/hdc2
label=Sound
image=/vmlinuz
root=/dev/hdc2
label=Debian
image=/vmlinuz
root=/dev/hda1
label=Caldera
At 12:41 09/12/98 +0800, Lindsay Allen wrote:
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>Can lilo boot either of two linux installations , one on hda and the other
>on hdb? If this is possible I would appreciate any guidance.
>
>Thanks,
>Lindsay
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