+++ Narendra Nath S. [linux-india] <15/02/02 06:47 +0500>:
> In this month's PC Quest, there was a tip on how to use NT loader for dual
> booting your Linux and NT partitions. I tried but it didn't work.
Not a new thing, these past few months ... at least one PCQ article per issue
has some bugs, at least :( [not seen this particular issue - but it wouldn't
surprise me]
Anyway, see the LOST below. If this is what you did, show some error
messages and whatnot, rather than just saying "it didn't work".
-srs
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LOST #082 -**< Sub : Linux through NT boot loader >**-
To add linux to NT boot loader menu, in Linux do:
#dd -if=/dev/hdaN -of=/tmp/boot.lnx bs=512 count=1
[where N is the partition of the Linux "/" (root dir)]
Ensure /tmp/boot.lnx is 512 bytes. Copy it to c:\ of NT.
Append 'c:\boot.lnx="linux"' 'to c:\boot.ini and you are done
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