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07-21-2001
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That like I gave you in the above post has alot in the "guides" section in PDF and HTML format.
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I search in this forum and found that a doc very useful, as it shown how to edit lilo for multi-boot distros step by step.
Sure it can help me much. http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/lilo.htm
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