karthick.sundararajan@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
you actually dont need to do that .. you can boot into your linux root
partition from a cd if your master boot record gets overwritten after
windows got installed
and for this guy - he's already got a working dual boot box and wants to
boot into linux by default instead of windows
for that - edit /etc/lilo.conf (or /etc/grub.conf) and check the default
boot there.
