Hi all, I've installed Debian 2.2 on an old 486 yesterday (which caused some minor problems). Everything turned out fine in the end, except the boot process. It's a Linux-only system, I've partitioned the disk as follows: /dev/hda1: /boot 5MB /dev/hda5: swap 50MB /dev/hda6: / the rest Lilo is used for booting, I choose the second option in the installation process (using the /boot partition). Also, the installation process installed a new MBR. Now, when I reboot, I only see MBR repeated on my screen several times, nothing else happens. I have to boot to Linux using a boot disk, which takes an awfully long time ;-)
What could cause this? -- Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny.
