I use lilo, but I used to have to use loadlin when I first started using linux (because I hadn't figured out isapnp yet ;) ). Loadlin is pretty slick, you just stick it on a dos partition that's visible to linux along with a copy of your vmlinuz and enter "loadlin vmlinuz" from a dos prompt (real dos, not real mode) and bam! you're booting linux. Something kind of attractive about overwhelming your functioning msdos in that manner. I still keep loadlin.exe and a copy of my kernel handy because it's faster than using a rescue disk if something happens to the mbr. Anthony Schlemmer wrote:
I don't understand what you mean about running YaST under Win98? Does that mean you're using "loadlin" to start Linux? I have no experience with "loadlin" as I've always used a bootdisk.
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