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I didn't give you enough info, as OS2 BM Iwant it to control the loading of all my OS'es onthe 2 hdisk..<br />
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I'm about to try what you've said then I'll make sure that the OS2<br />
BM is active with FDISKPM..<br />
<br />
Thanks for your help I'm very greatful for the Info...<br />

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I didn't give you enough info, as OS2 BM Iwant it to control the loading of all my OS'es onthe 2 hdisk..

I'm about to try what you've said then I'll make sure that the OS2
BM is active with FDISKPM..

Thanks for your help I'm very greatful for the Info...


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Hmmm<br />
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I Boot from Floppy on Caldera's Openlinux Standard, but with win95 / nt4 / os2 warp /Linux installed &amp;&nbsp;boot manager controling &nbsp;the operating systems loading, I'm not quite sure howto get the LILO on diskette onto the /dev/sda2 linux partition without having to re-install Linux in its native partition..<br />
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I have 2, 1.2 Gb scsi HD's on a NCR scsi controlller<br />
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disk 1: Win95 in 700 Mb the 1st partition<br />
disk 1: Caldera's Openlinux Standard 320Mb<br />
disk 2: os2 warp 280Mb hpfs<br />
disk 2: 32 MB Linux Swap partition.<br />
disk 2: nt4 300 Mb fat<br />
disk 2: rest is free fat<br />
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toshiba cdrom xm-3401ta<br />
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Is there any way to do this ?<br />
<br />
Many thanks<br />
<br />
Geezzer :-)<br />

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Hmmm

I Boot from Floppy on Caldera's Openlinux Standard, but with win95 / nt4 / os2 warp /Linux installed & boot manager controling  the operating systems loading, I'm not quite sure howto get the LILO on diskette onto the /dev/sda2 linux partition without having to re-install Linux in its native partition..

I have 2, 1.2 Gb scsi HD's on a NCR scsi controlller

disk 1: Win95 in 700 Mb the 1st partition
disk 1: Caldera's Openlinux Standard 320Mb
disk 2: os2 warp 280Mb hpfs
disk 2: 32 MB Linux Swap partition.
disk 2: nt4 300 Mb fat
disk 2: rest is free fat

toshiba cdrom xm-3401ta

Is there any way to do this ?

Many thanks

Geezzer :-)


Lilo on floppy disk now I want on Hdisk

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