[CLUE-Talk] Recovering from loss of /boot directory on Slackware
Dave Anselmi
anselmi at americanisp.net
Tue Dec 18 22:45:52 MST 2001
"Timothy C. Klein" wrote:
> I just did this last week, on accident. Go figure. I thought it was
> bad, but it turned out to be no big deal. I didn't even have to go to
> backups. Most those file were included in the LILO deb for Debian.
> If you use RPMs, hopefully it is the same way. So reinstall lilo from
> RPM or deb. Then get the System.Map, config, and bzImage from your
> kernel source tree. Then rerun lilo, it will recreate a couple of files
> (chain.b was it?) I don't think you actually need the os2_d.b. The
> only really one that can't be recovered is the boot.0300. That is a
> back up of your boot sector before lilo ran, in case you wanted to
> restore it later. For me, that was useless. But if that wasn't backed
> up, you can't get it back.
os2_d.b is handy for dual booting Win2k.
Dave
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