Issue in booting Vista with red hat linux
Mobolaji.Osinuga at alcatel-lucent.fr
Mobolaji.Osinuga at alcatel-lucent.fr
Mon Jul 2 16:19:58 UTC 2007
Hello,
Why not make Windows dual-boot the system? You can install any OS first.
When you install Windows first and you're now installing Redhat, don't clear
the MBR. Let it install the bootloader just on a partition on the hard-disk
(/dev/hda6 for example).
You can then boot with the First CD or boot disk to get hold of the Redhat
installation.
Then run dd if=/dev/hdax of=/bootsect.lnx bs=512 count=2
(where x is the drive your /boott partition resides in which is /dev/hda6 in
this case)
You can then copy the /bootsect.lnx to windows partition. (assuming you have
copied it to c:\bootsect.lnx)
Then edit c:/boot.ini in windows using notepad or using edit from command
line.
Add a new entry like c:\bootsect.lnx="My Redhat" and save.
Thank you and regards,
Mobolaji
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> From: nwoye emeka <nwoyechucks at yahoo.com>
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> Hi manish,
> I am also experiencing the same problem with windows Xp and windows
> 2000 server, after installing the red hat i get an L display on my sreen
> without the loader options, but a friend ask me to install the redhat
> first and leave a space for the windows in vfat format, i try that too
> without sucess. Pls email me when you get a solution.
>
> Thank you
>
> Chucks
>
> manish soin <manishksoin at yahoo.co.in> wrote:
> Sir,
> I have windows vista as well as xp professional installed on my computer.
> I was able to install red hat linux on my computer however Red hat was
> unable to make changes to boot loader.
> Since red hat failed to make changes to boot loader my red hat is not
> starting up and only windows xp and vista is what I can choose to boot.
> Please help.
> Regards
> Manish Soin
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