Brad wrote: > <snip>
> > At worst, download the Debian installation disk image. You don't have to > reinstall, just choose "Mount an existing root partition", "Activate an > existing swap partition", and "Make bootable" from the menu and things > _should_ work. This is the catch... I've used the debian disk images (1.44) many times to install on many different machines. I've downloaded and created these images a few times and used different methods of cration (rawrite and dd). They do everything great for me _except_ alter the MBR. I think that lilo ususally gets only to the second L after using them (LIL-) and crashes. In the rare occasion that I used a install disk for this purpose I would mount the partition execute a shell, and type "/target/sbin/lilo -C /target/etc/lilo.conf" -Aaron Solochek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
