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> > I do not know if it is that you simply did not mention it or that you really
> > did not do it.
> > Do not you have to change the secondary slave jumper from slave to master when
> > making such a change? Perhaps some BIOS reconfiguration is required? Does
> > Windows can see all your HDs
>
> Having a slave without a master on a an ide interface, is contrary to
> the spec. But in all cases I tried, with both CDs and HDDs, it worked
> in both Linux and BIOS (with DOS). I guess it is hardware dependent and
> BIOS dependent.
>
Well, I go with Matan on this, there's no good reason why it shouldn't work. But
anyhow, here's my partition order:
/dev/hda ----- Primary Master - 1.3 GB HD one partition (/dev/hda1) of FAT32
/dev/hdb ---- Primary Slave - CDROM
/dev/hdd ---- Secondary Slave - about 6 GB HD partition is:
2 Primary Partitions both FAT32
In the Extended Space:
the first partition is Linux Swap. The second is Ext2 (just 8MB) which is for
"/boot"
and the last one is Ext2 which is "/"
Now, here is my lilo.conf file attached.
10x for your help. :)
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filename="lilo.conf"
# LILO Konfigurations-Datei
# Start LILO global Section
# If you want to prevent console users to boot with init=/bin/bash,
# restrict usage of boot params by setting a passwd and using the option
# restricted.
#password=bootpwd
#restricted
initrd=/boot/initrd
append="vga=0x0301"
boot=/dev/hda
#compact # faster, but won't work on all systems.
linear
vga=normal
message=/boot/message
read-only
prompt
timeout=300
# End LILO global Section
#
image = /boot/vmlinuz
root = /dev/hdd7
label = linux
#
image = /boot/vmlinuz.suse
root = /dev/hdd7
label = suse
#
other = /dev/hda1
label = win98
table = /dev/hda
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