Hello Jon,
Your problem isn't with grub, but with ntldr. Can you please post your
boot.ini? I guess the relevant line is something like this:
c:\somefile=GRUB
where somefile is a copy of the first sector of /dev/hda3.
I really can't imagine this happening without your intervention, so
either you
I know it's ugly to reply to myself, but anyway, just a small note -
adding an entry to grub (or otherwise changing its conf) doesn't
require reinstalling it, unlike lilo. 'make install' in the kernel
runs /sbin/installkernel, which in RH eventually runs a program
named grubby, which has no
