acid45
02-09-2005, 03:16 PM
HD SETUP
/dev/hdc1 -> IDE0 - >windows xp
/dev/hde2 -> SATARAID0 ->slackware
/dev/hde3 -> " " ->swap
/dev/gde2 -> SATARAID1->linux format storage
For some reason both /dev/hde and /dev/hdg WILL NOT create something like /dev/hde1 when using cfdisk or fdisk. I've checked for bad blocks when formatting with no results. I found nothing relevant on google.
Durring every linux instalation I added /dev/hdc1 fo fstab so linux can mount it. mount point -> /winxp
I installed windows XP and got it working as I wanted with all my development servers running etc. Then I installed Slackware linux 10 and added the slackware partition and the windows xp partition, making slackware the default boot choice. Then lilo installed itself and that went fine. I loaded both slackware and winxp to check that it worked, everything went find. After the instalation, being lazy, I decided to make win the default OS to load adding the following lines to lilo.conf:
default = winxp
then I typed:
/sbin/lilo
which output
slackware
winxp *
I rebooted and when I tried to boot into winxp it printed winxp and just hangs, waits and waits. So I took out the default statment ran /sbin/lilo again with the following output
slackware *
winxp
Still not being able to load winxp after this I used the commands
/bin/cp /backup/lilo.conf~ /etc/lilo.conf
/sbin/lilo
which output
slackware *
winxp
With this I thought well now I gota work on changing the defaults, HA! I get the same problem, still can't boot winxp without changing BIOS settings
So I said: "re-installing linux will work!" HA!
When I get to lilo I do expert lilo install, auto never added windows partitions for me. I added the linux partition and the windows partition, went to install and it gave me an error saying that I'd have to boot using a floppy and edit /etc/lilo.conf manually.
All this done as root
The only way I can load windows now is by going into BIOS and making it the boot device. Any ideas?
I've goten windows xp to load successfully in the past, using lilo and slackware instalation, I've used the same configuration I have now with no problems. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong...
Thanks for reading
/dev/hdc1 -> IDE0 - >windows xp
/dev/hde2 -> SATARAID0 ->slackware
/dev/hde3 -> " " ->swap
/dev/gde2 -> SATARAID1->linux format storage
For some reason both /dev/hde and /dev/hdg WILL NOT create something like /dev/hde1 when using cfdisk or fdisk. I've checked for bad blocks when formatting with no results. I found nothing relevant on google.
Durring every linux instalation I added /dev/hdc1 fo fstab so linux can mount it. mount point -> /winxp
I installed windows XP and got it working as I wanted with all my development servers running etc. Then I installed Slackware linux 10 and added the slackware partition and the windows xp partition, making slackware the default boot choice. Then lilo installed itself and that went fine. I loaded both slackware and winxp to check that it worked, everything went find. After the instalation, being lazy, I decided to make win the default OS to load adding the following lines to lilo.conf:
default = winxp
then I typed:
/sbin/lilo
which output
slackware
winxp *
I rebooted and when I tried to boot into winxp it printed winxp and just hangs, waits and waits. So I took out the default statment ran /sbin/lilo again with the following output
slackware *
winxp
Still not being able to load winxp after this I used the commands
/bin/cp /backup/lilo.conf~ /etc/lilo.conf
/sbin/lilo
which output
slackware *
winxp
With this I thought well now I gota work on changing the defaults, HA! I get the same problem, still can't boot winxp without changing BIOS settings
So I said: "re-installing linux will work!" HA!
When I get to lilo I do expert lilo install, auto never added windows partitions for me. I added the linux partition and the windows partition, went to install and it gave me an error saying that I'd have to boot using a floppy and edit /etc/lilo.conf manually.
All this done as root
The only way I can load windows now is by going into BIOS and making it the boot device. Any ideas?
I've goten windows xp to load successfully in the past, using lilo and slackware instalation, I've used the same configuration I have now with no problems. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong...
Thanks for reading