The question remains unanswered: WHY was LILO removed?
We/you/they removed *something that works*.
What took its place does not work everywhere LILO does... a functionality loss.
I hear folks saying "that loss is corrected in a future release"
That's saying GRUB is *almost* ready to replace LILO, which has been removed prematurely.
The question was "Hey, REDHAT, *WHY*?"
Brian Brunner
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Nielsen, Steve wrote:
> I meant not a visible choice by default :).
>
> Thanks for the tip. I was not aware of making it visible in that way.
>
> So at the prompt you type:
>
> "boot: lilo" ?
>
boot: linux lilo
- K
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