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- Subject: Re: Boot Sector
- From: Tobias Diedrich <ranma@example.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 May 2001 00:25:31 +0200
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Robert Martens wrote: [lilo & linux boot sector] I assume with "first sector of my secondary HDD" you mean the Master Boot Record, which is the first sector of /dev/hdb. The first sector of /dev/hdb2 would be the first sector of the 2nd partition, where you obviously did not install lilo, because you always get a blank file. Ext2 partitions don't have a boot sector by default, so it's normal the file is just filled with zeroes. IIRC you want to use the Windows 2000 Boot Manager to boot linux, right ? So you will need to extract the LILO boot sector. A good idea IMHO would be to tell lilo to install itself into /dev/hdb2 and then extract the first sector. For this you have to change the line boot = somedevice to boot = /dev/hdb2 in /etc/lilo.conf and then run lilo. After that the lilo boot sector should be on /dev/hdb2 and you can extract it with dd. -- Tobias nya~ni ?
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