I ended up adding title BeOS root (hda1,0) makeactive chainloader +1 to GRUB in vi and now it works like a charm :))) thanks all for the help! apparently with BeOS you have to use a chainloader, like Windows, and not boot from the kernel as with Linux or BSD. anyway, I'm a happy camper now with 4 OSes that boot from GRUB!! Kathleen >> How do I add BeOS? This is the OS I am currently booting from floppy. It's on >> the first partition on my 2nd hd, but GRUB doesn't seem to recognize the >> partition type. Can anyone help? >> >> Thanks >> >> Kathleen > > just a hunch, completely logout as user and log into root's >desktop. Then try it again. ?? > > -- >~~ Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
