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Well.......that didn't work. Maybe it didn't work because I use LILO and not Grub for my boot loader......
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    Well.......that didn't work. Maybe it didn't work because I use LILO and not Grub for my boot loader...

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    Why didn't you say that you were using LILO? Post that file instead.
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    Ok, where is the LILO thing located?

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    Ok, I found it.

    prompt
    timeout=50
    default=linux
    boot=/dev/hde
    map=/boot/map
    install=/boot/boot.b
    restricted
    password=********
    message=/boot/message
    linear

    image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.18-14
    label=linux
    initrd=/boot/initrd-2.4.18-14.img
    read-only
    append="hdb=ide-scsi root=LABEL=/"

    other=/dev/hdf1
    optional
    label=Windows_2000

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    Actually, that's a problem. LILO can't perform these operations. Would you care to install GRUB instead?

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    Oh, do I have to re-install Reh Hat 8 all together. Or, can I just change it within Red Hat and reboot?

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    Nah, you can just do it from your existing installation. Try using just "grub-install /dev/hda".

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    Well, being fed up. I deleted the Linux partitions......But guess what! LILO still wants to load, damn thing installed on the MBR. So, now that I don't have Linux anymore. How do I get LILO off of the MBR, just re-install Windows?

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    That's one way. You could also try running FDISK /MBR from a Windows boot disk.

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    I think you can do a "Windows repair." This should install the Windows bootloader.
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