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Missing INIT
Ike Milligan accordion...@mindspring.com 24hoursupport helpdesk I downloaded the boot manager program, but from the readme file I haven't figured out how I can use it. Could use some walk-thru ideas. "Robert Sudbury" <rsudb...@email.com> wrote in message news:NpCa6.202813$59.53491680@news3.rdc1.on.home.com.

CD-ROM Missing After Boot Manager Install
(b) If you have "overlay" code in the MBR, eg, EZ-BIOS, Maxblast, a boot manager, then that will need to be reestablished afterwards. You can try typing FDISK /MBR Press [Enter] "Missing operating system" can occur if the ending sector signature 0xAA55 is not found by the BIOS at the end of the "MBR-sector".

W2K-Bios Upgrade-NTLDR Missing
However, after it finished loading the image, it give an error stating missing or corrupt hal.dll. The image itself works fine when copied to a HDD and booted, so I know the files are OK. I am letting the remote boot manager generate the boot.ini file for me. Should I be creating my own by hand? .

CD-ROM Missing After Boot Manager Install
In addition, I cannot get Merlin (G:) to appear in the boot manager menu. FDISK takes it OK. ie "add to boot manager menu" is accepted as is "set installable." I believe I saw where someone re-installed Boot Manager and got it to work. Is that doable without upsetting everything? I am trying to install without it

Boot manager timeout agogo
To disable the ISA enumerator · Remove the following line from the [386Enh] section of System.ini: device = ISAPNP.386 A bad or missing file error You can not dual boot between Windows95 and Windows 98 (unless you have a third-party boot manager installed). A “Previous MS-DOS Files Not Found” message appears.

Dual Boot WinME and Win2000 - missing or corrupt \system32 ...
I installed Boot Manager in the free space at the beginning, and OS/2 came up and was running satisfactorily. Then I tried to boot Windows 2000 again. No dice. It said 'ntoskrnl.exe' was missing or corrupt. Okay, I said to myself. Let's boot into the Recovery Console (off the Win2K install CD) and look around.

ntoskrnl.exe missing-corrupt
Then Boot manager comes up but my Warp 4.0 D: logical partition is missing. My two primary partitions DOS and Warp Server 4.0 are listed. I select one, then get: Error reading Disk 3 Then the system boots to the selected OS. I've tried deleting and re-installing Boot manager which does not help.

NT Loader missing Win98 Entry
FR bit listserv os2-l boot off floppies. when prompted for a partition to install OS/2, enter fdisk update the BOOT manager screen from there by adding the partition name to it exit fdisk... that's it! +-------------------------+--------------------------------------+ Nicolas Wagrez, France | Try OS/2,

NTLDR is missing
Joe Samangitak joesam...@address.com comp sys ibm pc hardware storage I set up a multi-boot system recently, where I installed the boot manager "XOSL" and Windows 98 on the second partition of HD #1. Everything worked out fine except when I booted into my old installation of Win98 on HD #2, I no longer have access

14 basic UI features missing in XP [Re: Another Fvwm feature ...
I then installed OS/2 2.1 in a 200MB partition formatted as HPFS, and the Boot Manager in a 1MB partition at the end of the disk. I verified that OS/2 was working I would get past the "Last Known Good" message, then I get a message that NT cannot start because the file 'ntoskrnl.exe' is missing or corrupt.

boot.bin
... and im greeted to the message NTLDR is missing please press ctrl+alt+delete to restart.. i turned power off and switched it to primary slave and restarted and booting? does the boot.ini reflect that? can you just change what hardrive you want to boot from in the bios and bypass dual boot and a boot manager?

Kernel File is missing from the disk
DMD and you want letters on EVERY partition (which seems painfully obvious as the common-sense way we would all like to see things), because you've made the decision to go with "new" FDISK and its Boot Manager (which by making FAT32 visible definitely was a good thing, if only they had finished the job with an

"NTLDR is missing"
At the initial boot , the Openstep 4.2 Mach Intel boot manager normally asks N for NeXT , D for DOS however it boots directly into Openstep 4.2 with out we are forced into using Windows, please let us know as we are guessing probably someone out there has had this missing boot file Question **** happen .

newbie: XP dual boot install issues (5.1)
At the initial boot , the Openstep 4.2 Mach Intel boot manager normally asks N for NeXT , D for DOS however it boots directly into Openstep 4.2 with out offering the choice N or D to boot into Windows 98 question. Use /usr/etc/disk -B with one of /usr/standalone/i386/boot0 or boot1 (I forget which is which).

CD-ROM Missing After Boot Manager Install
So far, I have researched the issue, but the only thing I saw was related to the WindowsXP boot manager and such. In the thought that the suggested may work, I booted from CD to the command prompt in repair mode. I copied the NTLDR and NTDETECT.COM from the installation media to the root directory. Same error.

c-drive missing
You may need to re-install Boot Manager from the eCS package as the existing Boot Manager isn't "LVM Aware". System restart begins, and searches for a bootable media; gets to floppy = OK then stops with the message: "Operating System Missing" The only difference between the different installation diskettes was

missing mbr
/dev/niall nia...@my-deja.com alt os linux caldera; comp os linux setup In article <38a1ef18.178554...@news.turbonet.com>, rog...@turbonet.com (Roger Crawford) wrote: I know LISA asked a question during the install about what boot manager to install or where to put it or something like that.

ntldr missing
Folkert Rienstra see_reply...@myweb.nl comp sys ibm pc hardware storage "Joe Samangitak" <joesam...@address.com> wrote in message news:5e231d22.0401301047.4415f3ed@posting.google.com I set up a multi-boot system recently, where I installed the boot manager "XOSL" and Windows 98 on the second partition of HD #1.

Missing Operating System?
Diskpart tells me that I have: Drive C: (which looks like the previously missing logical drive D: in the extended partition), Drive E: (which seems to be I think what i need is a boot manager utility which will run from a floppy and will let me switch the active partition back to the one that actually has the

First "NTLDR Is Missing" now "Not Enough Virtual Memory"
You can install Windows Me to a separate partition on your hard disk, and assuming you are using a Boot Manager like Partition Magic's BootMagic, you can choose at After the first reboot, it drops me into the c: prompt with the following error message: "The following file is missing or corrupted: command.com.