werner

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Posted: Feb. 13 2006,12:14 |
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Quote (larkl @ Feb. 12 2006,10:54) | I had to move my Windows drive to the slave position, then install grub and DSL on the (now) hda drive. I'm sure there are other, more elegant, solutions. I suspect that you have grub on the MBR on hdb. |
That's how I solved the problem
1. Start ATerminal 2. sudo su 3. grub 4. find /boot/grub/stage1 the answer was (hd1,1) 5. root (hd1,1) 6. setup (hd0) 7. reboot grub showed 5 versions to start dsl but not windows 8. login and load /boot/grub/menu.lst into an editor the last lines in that file are:
#title Windows #root (hd0,0) #chainloader +1 #makeactive #boot
9. removed the # from each line mentioned above and saved the file
10. reboot grub now shows "Windows" in the menu
I hope that helps
Michael
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