Difference between revisions of "Backtrack lilo dual boot"
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<pre>nano /etc/lilo.conf</pre><pre>Change boot to: boot = /dev/hda | <pre>nano /etc/lilo.conf</pre><pre>Change boot to: boot = /dev/hda | ||
Change root to: root = /dev/hda2 <<---line to reflect what partition you have installed backtrack onto, most likely your hda2 partition. | Change root to: root = /dev/hda2 <<---line to reflect what partition you have installed backtrack onto, most likely your hda2 partition. | ||
other = /dev/hda1 | other = /dev/hda1 | ||
| − | label = WindowsXp</pre> | + | label = WindowsXp |
| − | + | </pre> | |
| + | Save the file ( CTRL-X, yes to save changes, save as lilo.conf) | ||
| − | + | Execute: | |
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lilo -v | lilo -v | ||
Latest revision as of 11:16, 4 June 2008
You can set Backtrack lilo dual boot by edit lilo.conf
nano /etc/lilo.conf
Change boot to: boot = /dev/hdaChange root to: root = /dev/hda2 <<---line to reflect what partition you have installed backtrack onto, most likely your hda2 partition. other = /dev/hda1 label = WindowsXp
Save the file ( CTRL-X, yes to save changes, save as lilo.conf)
Execute:
lilo -v
