Adam Warner wrote:
>
> Hi Eric,
>
> Well I gave it my best shot--twice.
>
> The advice was really helpful. In this end this is how I distilled the
> commands:
>
> cd /tmp
> mknod hde1 (b 3 didn't work because I had to provide a major AND minor
> number)
> mount -t xfs /mnt/A
> chroot /mnt/A
Oh, I'm sorry... there was a typo on our help page, and I was reading
from it on autopilot... should be:
cd /tmp
mknod hda<partition # of root fs> b 3 <partition #> (i.e. mknod hda1 b 3
1)
mknod hda<partition # of /boot fs> b 3 <partition #> (if you have /boot)
mount hda<part#> /mnt/A
mount hda<part#> /mnt/A/boot
chroot /mnt/A
(that's checked in for the web page now).
I'll bet that one of Keith's suggestions fixes your problem - you have
to tell Lilo where to look for the drive in your system.
-Eric
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