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The method to remove LILO is,<br />
1. &nbsp;Reboot your machine with some sort of boot up disk, like DOS start up disk.<br />
2. &nbsp;type fdisk /mbr and it will remove LILO from the boot sector.<br />
3. &nbsp;Next time you boot your machine, it will go to the previous OS.<br />
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Good luck!!!<br />

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The method to remove LILO is,
1.  Reboot your machine with some sort of boot up disk, like DOS start up disk.
2.  type fdisk /mbr and it will remove LILO from the boot sector.
3.  Next time you boot your machine, it will go to the previous OS.

Good luck!!!


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I am trying to set up Linux not remove it!!<br />

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I am trying to set up Linux not remove it!!


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The procedures described by ylai were not to 'remove' Linux, only to remove LILO from the boot sector of your hard drive. I would recommend doing exactly what ylai says, then, booting from your boot disk, re-install LILO.<br />

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The procedures described by ylai were not to 'remove' Linux, only to remove LILO from the boot sector of your hard drive. I would recommend doing exactly what ylai says, then, booting from your boot disk, re-install LILO.


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I am setting up Linux on a Micron Millennia Transport Laptop. P133/32/1.3 12.1AM Once I get into LILO my display goes out and I cannot see anything. I think that I need some overrides for this, but I do not know what they are. Help!
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I am setting up Linux on a Micron Millennia Transport Laptop. P133/32/1.3 12.1AM Once I get into LILO my display goes out and I cannot see anything. I think that I need some overrides for this, but I do not know what they are. Help!

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