Re: Boot Linux with LILO
On Sun, Mar 12, 2000 at 03:22:27PM +0100, Fagiolino wrote:
> I have win 95 in the first partition (16 GB) and I want to install Linux
> in the second partition... how I can boot Linux from this partition?!?
See other followups regarding LILO -- you'll have to use some sort of
linux loader, though an alternative to LILO (which changes your Windows
boot process) is to use LOADLIN.EXE, a DOS executable which you run
after booting to DOS only (not a full Win95 boot).
You may need to specify a linear option to boot Linux from as large a
disk as you've got. There are concerns with earlier (2.0.x) kernels in
booting from large disks, this is generally a BIOS issue, not a Linux
issue itself.
And finally -- can Win95 even *use* a 16 Gigabyte partition? I thought
it was restricted to 2 GB. Win98 doesn't have this limitation. I'm a
bit confused.
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