The hal.dll is often due to a misconfigured C:\boot.ini . Could you post it here or just check if you made a typo in it. If your C:\ is NTFS you could use a DOS bootdisk or winCD to change the file.
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The hal.dll is often due to a misconfigured C:\boot.ini . Could you post it here or just check if you made a typo in it. If your C:\ is NTFS you could use a DOS bootdisk or winCD to change the file.
What procedure do i need to boot?
What is the best/
1. NTLDR
2. Gag MBR
3. GAG Floppy
4. LILO(i would like to use this, because i don't have to go to windows to finish the install)
Can anyone point me to information about dual booting Windows 98SE and Knoppix V.3.4 ?
i got to the install lilo part, i choose no but it installed anyway, plus, it cant write to the floppy
Ok, couple of questions for you guys.
How do I do this? Can I do it in Windows or Knoppix? Or either? What utility is recommended?Quote:
Originally Posted by jdong
So, boot disks are required. Can I use a USB stick or a boot CD instead? (I really really really hate floppies; they're archaic, unreliable and prone to errors)Quote:
Originally Posted by jdong
Say no to the MBR? I said yes, and it works gr8! Wind0ze XP home sp2 boots fine for me.
I could've gotten lucky.
Try grub.exe to boot the iso file from dos... cf: http://www.knoppix.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11796Quote:
Originally Posted by sklynn
Cheers, Gilles