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Salvatore Di Nardo wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 10:00, yavorsky gaetan wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
For a test I had to install a window$ on my server, on a separate drive
( but on the same ctl ).
Of course, now, the boot loader is the BillGates'one.
As I previously used the megaraid driver , I couldn't make a FC1 boot disk.
Running the FC1 CD-1, I can go into rescue mode, and my "old" system is
mounted on /mnt/sysimage.
I can acces /mnt/sysimage/boot
But now ?
Regards
Gaetan
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this might work:
1) Enter in rescue mode with your CDROM
2) chroot /mnt/sys.."something" ( where u will find your existing linux)
3) type grub and enter
4) reboot
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<div class="moz-signature">Yeah - It'll be chroot /mnt/sysimage/<br>
you'll need to run grub-install. This will replace the first 512bytes
of your primary disk with the grub bootloader.<br>
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You'll be able to access your windows slice (but I would recommend not
doing that ;-)) by editing grub to point to it your dos slice. You'll
need these options - obviously change (hd0,0) to point to your windows
slice:<br>
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title MyTechnicallyInferiorOperatingShambles<br>
rootnoverify (hd0,0) <br>
chainloader +1<br>
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neil<br>
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