HI,

>> damn! I think I killed my GRUB and MBR with installing a windows version
>> (I know, i shouldn't do that, but i had to try some thing with windows).
>> Unfortunately even that windows install did not succeed... now, i am up
>> without a bootloader. I think, windows changed the MBR, so only windows
>
> Yes Windows uses its own bootloader, and it does not ask you about it.
>

Is there a way to tell Windows, not to do that?

>> has been tried to start. So i inserted a knoppix and did a grub-install.
>
> OK, right idea, but not quite there.  Did Knoppix automatically mount
> your Linux partitions?  If so, use grub-install with the
> - --root-directory=DIR option, where DIR is the path to the mounted
> partition.

oh .. i forgot to mention. Of course, i did mount the 64studio partitions,
and i used --root-directory option. After that, grub came up again, with
the right entries, but with this error message...

>> Now, grub is back... and it has got the old entries in it ... fine ...
>> but
>> it won't start. The error is:
>>
>> - Filesystem type is ext2fs, partition type 0x83
>> - The boot entry (kernel /boot/vmlinuz... root=UID=...
>> - Error 15: File not found
>>
> It is not pulling the info from your menu.lst file.  See above.

But from where?

>> Any ideas to fix that? Maybe the grub-install command from Knoppix has
>> been too old? (Knoppix detected my hd as hda instead of sda (when
>> boooting
>> 64studio). I also tried the 64studio installer to get me to the shell.
>> But
>> that doesn't work as the 64studio didn't include the grub installer
>> commands.
>
> Should not matter.

so i CAN use knoppix for upadting grub?

>> Any hints Or am I lost? (If yes, i think i should try to get the okay
>> for
>
> You are not lost.  This is a common problem.  The links to the Ubuntu
> forums by guerrier are a good start.

Yeah ... i will try that out later on ...

Thank you all for your help !!!

>> a investment into a mac... as that might be a linux, just more
>> userfriendly, and therefore much too expensive)
>>
> I have very strong, negative feelings towards Apple.  The short short
> version is that I trust them the least of all of the vendors.  I would
> buy a PC with Windows before buying a Mac.  Having said that I have
> friends who use Macs and PCs for media production, so ultimately the
> choice should be one that is appropriate for you.  It is nice to have
> this choice.

Yeah ... not very different from my point of view ... all i like in the
MAC world is "Logic" ... and in Windows World its "Cubase" ... but as all
my sutdio and musician collegues use apples, i am always put to the point,
that i have to buy a mac for making serious mixes ...

Maybe I'll proove that even linux is a way ...

> I do hope you stick with Linux as the basis for your DAW.  Best of luck!

Yeah ... i hope, too ;-) But what i heard from 64studio community is that
it's not sure, that it will continue? But in fact. It's the best
distribution (in linux world) for creating DAWs at the moment and i would
do what i could to help the community.

Regards,
Mathias
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