I'd go for a small sepparate partition few megs or smth. Ext2 so doze will not see it. ;-)
You put there the content of /boot/grub/* and /etc/grub.conf nothing more and then install grub from folppy. You can copy the content of the grub folder from a running linux installation, you don't need to install a full blown linux there. Of course in order to edit the menu you'll have to use a bootable linux disk but apart from that it should work... > for testing reasons different parallel windows XP installations have > to be done on one single harddisk. Can grub boot this? > > For getting it more sophisticated no linux installation will be > available and all XP partitions will be ntfs. And of course booting > from floppy disk or cd is not desirable. > > Any help would be appreciated. _______________________________________________ Bug-grub mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-grub
