Andrés Roldán wrote: > If you look into the lilo.config file on debian directory of the lilo > source, you will notice that this warning is being displayed because there > is a file called /boot/boot.b being either a symbolic link or a normal > file. Those files were used by lilo prior to 22.3.3 versions and you > _really_ need to rerun lilo if you are upgrading from such lower versions. > This is the case when upgrading from woody to sarge. That's why this > debconf note is there. > > The question is, why are those files there when installing a new system? > Newer versions of lilo don't create that file. If lilo-installer is > creating it, I'd really want to know why. Could it have anything to do with the lilo.conf file having install=/boot/boot.b in it? -- see shy jo
Attachment:
signature.asc
Description: Digital signature