I have a problem with Red Hat 6.0. When I have instal it and restart the computer it just stand LI and nothing more hapend. What will I do?

Hi, I think that i have an idea whats wrong. Are you sure that your screen has been configurated perfectly ( what video card do you have ). Or it may be posible that you need to update.. bios or ...

Hy Jan, You should try to boot your linux system with an bootable disk or cd-rom. On the prompt that appears in form of "LILO:" you should enter "boot /dev/hda1". If you have no acces to your installed system on the harddisk you should try another hd partition like /dev/hda2 ... After you have boot your system you should first edit the /etc/lilo.conf file and type in "lilo" after this on the shell. If you have configure your lilo.conf correctly you should be able to boot your linux system. greetings Jens

Hey. i had the same type of problem, so i simply boot off my floppy every time. Slows down the boot up process, but not too much. I have also made several backup copies of my Linux boot CD =-) . I was told that the software i was required to install for my new HD could have caused the problem. Don't know about that one.....

Had the same problem- but somehow using an old 486 board that wouldn't support drives over 540 I managed to get a 6G drive to work. The problem where only LI comes up is not uncommon on larger drives. I believe this is a partitioning issue. Re-re install again and monkey around with different partitioning schemes. You might want to add an extra partition somewhere but I haven't exactly figured out the answer to this question myself. The guy that said boot from floppy must be my equivalent- I have a server on a T-1 (remote) that has a floppy boot disk in the drive. (kind of scary but Linux is so stable that you should rarely have to reboot) Somebody knows the answer to this question- Is this the right track? Gumby

Jan You have an answer here... http://frf.hypermart.net/linux-newbie/FAQ.htm#LILO_stops