On Saturday 29 July 2006 4:38 pm, Folderol wrote: I've found GRUB to be much easier to work with than LILO. Have you considered moving to GRUB when you install Demudi 1.3? Advantage 1: You don't have to update GRUB whenever you update the libraries (or something like that, I've forgotten now exactly what you had to do to LILO to get it to recognize new libraries.) Advantage 2: GRUB is very good at recognizing various installations of Linux and even Windows. I have Windows NT on the Master Boot Record of an IDE hard drive, and Linux (SuSE and Debian) on the Master Boot Record of a SCSI drive. GRUB allows me to boot from either hard drive. In the hardware BIOS I select booting from the SCSI drive (since that's what I use most of the time.) I could reset the hardware BIOS to boot from the IDE drive to get into Windows NT when I want Windows NT, but it's much more convenient to always boot into the SCSI drive and then let GRUB remap the drives to run Windows NT. Here's what the GRUB entry for Windows NT partition looks like: title Windows NT map (hd0) (hd1) map (hd1) (hd0) chainloader (hd1,0)+1 Regards, Stephen.