Re: (no subject)

[Yedidyah Bar-David]

On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 09:36:05PM -0700, Dan Matloff wrote:
> 
>    I  am  new  to  Linux  and installed Red Hat 7.2 yesterday with a GRUB
>    issue.  I call it an issue because I probably launched it wrong when I
>    loaded  Red  Hat  in  the  GUI  mode.  When I boot the system, GRUB is
>    bypassed  and boots directly to Windows 2003 server.  I loaded Red Hat
>    /  on hd0,2; and the /boot files on hd0,3; and the swap file on hd0,4.
>    I  told  Red HAt to put the GRUB off the MBR because of a warning thAt
>    it  would  make  win2k/nt,  etc. unbootable.  How can I change GRUB to
>    make my system dual boot?  I now run Red Hat off the floppy, but don't
>    like to boot it this way!  Dan

If you did configure grub for dual-boot, and your only problem is that
it's not on the MBR, you can fix it easily by marking that partition
that has it on its boot sector (sounds to me it's /dev/hda3=(hd0,2))
as active. Either from Linux (e.g. with fdisk) or Windows (Computer->
manage->Disk Management).
-- 
Didi

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