I've been using the NT bootloader for as long as I've been using Debian to handle switching between my M$ OS's and Linux. However, since I've switched to using Debian 364 days a year, this is no longer working for me. My XP boot partition is NTFS. This means that any time I update my kernel or update LILO I have to reboot into XP so that I can copy my linux.bin to my boot drive. It's finally gotten to be enough of a hassle that I've decided to do something about it. My boot partition is hda1 (NTFS), and my root partition is hda2 (ext3). Currently, my linux boot info is in /boot. What's the best way of going about using LILO as my bootloader instead of the NT bootloader while still having the option of booting into XP? -Alex
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