LILO config problems

[Cyber Source]

I find people are most passionate about what there most familiar with. 
Sounds like you give good advice and are a valuable asset for this list. 
Hopefully, you can help with some issues I may have from time to time. 
Currently I have a situation where I acquired a new web site that was 
currently on an IIS server using *.asp for forms, etc. An now it sits on 
our RH8 box with Apache 2. I have seen talk about asp2php but think I 
would be better to just redo the forms for php, what do you think? Do 
you know about getting Apache 2 on a Linux box to work with *.asp pages? 
Is it a simple config of httpd.conf?

Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:

> Cyber Source wrote:
>
>> GRUB is way more flexible than LILO, can even have spaces in the 
>> titles of your stanza's! WOW, lol, Don't need to reinstall it to 
>> change it, etc., unlike LILO, Doesnt have near the trouble that I 
>> used to have with SCSI on LILO. Anyway, didn't want to start a flame 
>> but I started using GRUB because RH and now Fedora seemed to prefer 
>> it, much like GNOME and I thought they must see something good in 
>> there choices and since he is using Fedora, I gave what seemed like 
>> logical advise, IMHO.
>
>
> Sure, each to his own.
>
> There are things Grub is better than LILO, and things LILO is better 
> than Grub.  Given that LILO is not default choice, OP probably choosen 
> it for a reason.  I usually give advice for the boot loader people ask 
> (be it Grub or LILO), and suggest different one only when there's an 
> advantage of using it (for example LILO handles mirrored boot 
> partitions in simpler way than Grub does).  I prefer LILO, but you can 
> find many posts of mine where I helped out people with Grub problems 
> (suggesting LILO as alternative only where it made sense, but only 
> suggesting, not as the only way to go).  My comment was more along the 
> lines that I don't uderstand why people are so religious about choice 
> of boot loader ;-)
>

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