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You can edit the lilo.conf file directly here. All changes you make here are automatically transferred to the graphical interface.

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Install &boot record to drive/partition:

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Select the drive or partition you want to install the LILO boot loader to here. Unless you intend to use other boot managers in addition to LILO, this should be the MBR (master boot record) of your boot drive.<br>In this case, you should probably select <i>/dev/hda</i> if your boot drive is an IDE drive or <i>/dev/sda</i> if your boot drive is SCSI.

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Boot the default kernel/OS &after:

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/10 seconds

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LILO will wait the amount of time specified here before booting the kernel (or OS) marked as <i>default</i> in the <b>Images</b> tab.

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Use &linear mode

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Check this box if you want to use the linear mode.<br>Linear mode tells the boot loader the location of kernels in linear addressing rather than sector/head/cylinder.<br>linear mode is required for some SCSI drives, and shouldn't hurt unless you're planning to create a boot disk to be used with a different computer.<br>See the lilo.conf man page for details.

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Use &compact mode