[ Thanks to Igor for this
link. ]
“This article describes how to remove the LILO boot manager from
the Master Boot Record (MBR).”
“When Linux is installed on your computer, it allows a dual
boot by loading a boot manager called LILO directly into the MBR.
To remove LILO, perform the following steps….“
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