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just run fdisk/mbr in dos mode. that will erase the mbr.

On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, Frank Black wrote:

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> In order to uninstall LiLo ..is it the same to run SYS.COM and FDISK
> /MBR in DOS.
> Both commands can overwrite MBR which is LiLo resides?
> 
> 
> 

Hi Frank,

No.  sys will not overwrite LiLo mbr.  There are two way of getting rid
of LiLo:

1.  If you still have Linux partition up and running, login as root and
type lilo -u /dev/hda (where hda would be your boot partion) or

2.  Boot with a dos boot diskette and type fdisk /mbr

Frank Black wrote:

> In order to uninstall LiLo ..is it the same to run SYS.COM and FDISK
> /MBR in DOS.
> Both commands can overwrite MBR which is LiLo resides?

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