Ron Osborne wrote:
> With GRUB, nothing happens. It just boots straight into windows without
> giving me any other options. When I use OSL2000, it will list my partitions,
> but when I click on the desired drive, I get a message saying I do not have
> an OS installed which confuses me because of the 45 minute wait it took for
> it to get done. Unless, I messed up on an install option which is possible.
> I put in long hours and by time I get a chance to play with my computer, I am
> already tired.
Keep in mind that when you're selecting the partition to boot from for
Linux, you'll want to select the partition that gets mounted as /boot.
It is often a separate partition than the rest of your hard drive. I
don't know if that's what you were choosing or not.
Chad Martin
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