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no no no, it seems nobody here knows anything about dos, or windows for that matter, exit windows to dos, (under start shut down, reboot to dos) type &quot;cd..&quot; (without quotes) now type &quot;format a: /s&quot;(exactly inserting a \ will mess it up) (after you put the floppy disk in of course) now copy config.sys and autoexec.bat a:\ to do that type &quot;copy config.sys a:\&quot; (without quotes) now type (copy autoexec.bat a:\&quot;(without quotes)
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no no no, it seems nobody here knows anything about dos, or windows for that matter, exit windows to dos, (under start shut down, reboot to dos) type "cd.." (without quotes) now type "format a: /s"(exactly inserting a \ will mess it up) (after you put the floppy disk in of course) now copy config.sys and autoexec.bat a:\ to do that type "copy config.sys a:\" (without quotes) now type (copy autoexec.bat a:\"(without quotes)

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linux installed on HDB &amp;&nbsp;win98 installed on HDA linux boot disk is failing,lilo set boot form HDB.<br />
The boot disk fails while the kernel is loading.<br />
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Thanks for any help,<br />
Chuck<br />
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Peace
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linux installed on HDB & win98 installed on HDA linux boot disk is failing,lilo set boot form HDB.
The boot disk fails while the kernel is loading.

Thanks for any help,
Chuck

Peace

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I asked a question earlier I installed a copy of Macmillan Linux-Mandrake 6.5 without much difficulty. I want to use a boot disk to dual boot (win98). During the setup I create the boot disk yet when the sys tries to reboot I get an error when a kernel tries load and it fails. I've tried the setup boot disk process with four different floppies.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I asked a question earlier I installed a copy of Macmillan Linux-Mandrake 6.5 without much difficulty. I want to use a boot disk to dual boot (win98). During the setup I create the boot disk yet when the sys tries to reboot I get an error when a kernel tries load and it fails. I've tried the setup boot disk process with four different floppies.

Thanks in advance.

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