[CLUE-Tech] Using LILO for multiple versions of Linux on same drive
John Kottal
jlkottal at americanisp.net
Wed Nov 15 18:25:11 MST 2000
How do I configure my system to allow selection of multiple versions of
Linux on the same hard drive?
I am currently trying to dual boot Slackware 7.1 and Debian 2.1 (2.2 if
I can get it upgraded).
I would prefer Slackware to be the default boot, since it is using the
newer version of LILO that will read beyond block 1024.
The hard disk is 3.6 MB, partitioned as follows:
130 MB swap disk on /hda1
2.0 MB Slackware 7.1 installation on /hda2
1.5 Debian 2.1 installation on /hda3
What do I need in the lilo.conf file --- and in which one: do I need to
place one for each distribution? If so, which one (or do both) writes to
the MBR or do I write one to the MBR and the other to the boot
directory?
Thanx.
JohnK
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