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Problem with booting
Hi!
I installed Slackware on my computer so I thought I could have dual booting with ME, but that didn't work. So I installed another bootmanager that I find on internet. When I startup my computer the second bootmangaer that I did find on internet lets me choose system. When I have choosen Linux, then come Slackwares bootmanager up and lets me choose betwen Linux and DOS. When I choose Linux, the screen just fade away and it's just black. My computer is a P2. 333Mhz, 128MB RAM. I hope someone has the answer that I'm loocking for. Pardon my english. ///Mr.Rudiment |
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