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Hervé Riboulot
Le Sun, 01 Aug 2004 18:20:51 +0200, satur a écrit :
hello, I have winxp and linux 10.0, I would like to remove lilo How can I do ?
1- You will type, in a console using the root rights (use a console with su), the command: lilo -u. Lilo will be removed from the MBR but if your system is dual boot, you'll have to reload the Windows MBR.
2- You will boot on the Windows XP CD and choose to repair the system. You will select the version and open a console for repair and type: fixmbr and then exit.
3- You will reboot. Windows will start now.
4- To remove the Linux partitions, you'll have to boot on a Linux CD and use fdisk.
Le Sun, 01 Aug 2004 18:20:51 +0200, satur a écrit :
hello,
I have winxp and linux 10.0, I would like to remove lilo
How can I do ?
1- You will type, in a console using the root rights (use a
console with su), the command: lilo -u. Lilo will be removed from the MBR but if your system is dual boot, you'll
have to reload the Windows MBR.
2- You will boot on the Windows XP CD and choose to repair the
system. You will select the version and open a console for repair and
type: fixmbr and then exit.
3- You will reboot. Windows will start now.
4- To remove the Linux partitions, you'll have to boot on a Linux CD and
use fdisk.
Le Sun, 01 Aug 2004 18:20:51 +0200, satur a écrit :
hello, I have winxp and linux 10.0, I would like to remove lilo How can I do ?
1- You will type, in a console using the root rights (use a console with su), the command: lilo -u. Lilo will be removed from the MBR but if your system is dual boot, you'll have to reload the Windows MBR.
2- You will boot on the Windows XP CD and choose to repair the system. You will select the version and open a console for repair and type: fixmbr and then exit.
3- You will reboot. Windows will start now.
4- To remove the Linux partitions, you'll have to boot on a Linux CD and use fdisk.
Fluber
Hervé Riboulot wrote:
Le Sun, 01 Aug 2004 18:20:51 +0200, satur a écrit :
hello, I have winxp and linux 10.0, I would like to remove lilo How can I do ?
1- You will type, in a console using the root rights (use a console with su), the command: lilo -u. Lilo will be removed from the MBR but if your system is dual boot, you'll have to reload the Windows MBR.
2- You will boot on the Windows XP CD and choose to repair the system. You will select the version and open a console for repair and type: fixmbr and then exit.
3- You will reboot. Windows will start now.
4- To remove the Linux partitions, you'll have to boot on a Linux CD and use fdisk.
at boot on mdk cd1 install then press f1
enter rescue and choose restore windows boot loader
Hervé Riboulot wrote:
Le Sun, 01 Aug 2004 18:20:51 +0200, satur a écrit :
hello,
I have winxp and linux 10.0, I would like to remove lilo
How can I do ?
1- You will type, in a console using the root rights (use a
console with su), the command: lilo -u. Lilo will be removed from the MBR but if your system is dual boot, you'll
have to reload the Windows MBR.
2- You will boot on the Windows XP CD and choose to repair the
system. You will select the version and open a console for repair and
type: fixmbr and then exit.
3- You will reboot. Windows will start now.
4- To remove the Linux partitions, you'll have to boot on a Linux CD and
use fdisk.
at boot on mdk cd1 install then press f1
enter rescue and choose restore windows boot loader
Le Sun, 01 Aug 2004 18:20:51 +0200, satur a écrit :
hello, I have winxp and linux 10.0, I would like to remove lilo How can I do ?
1- You will type, in a console using the root rights (use a console with su), the command: lilo -u. Lilo will be removed from the MBR but if your system is dual boot, you'll have to reload the Windows MBR.
2- You will boot on the Windows XP CD and choose to repair the system. You will select the version and open a console for repair and type: fixmbr and then exit.
3- You will reboot. Windows will start now.
4- To remove the Linux partitions, you'll have to boot on a Linux CD and use fdisk.
at boot on mdk cd1 install then press f1
enter rescue and choose restore windows boot loader
