Doug McGarrett wrote:
It's absolutely ridiculous that a boot manager should share its secrets over
two drives. This is an excellent example of why not.
this is what _you_ did.
install XP on a drive, install linux and grub on the other (not on the
mbr) and switch booting in the bios
you can also boot linux with XP and XP with Linux alternatively (so
you can always start) - I do this frequently
I need some kind of boot CD or DVD (or floppy) that can be run from a CD drive
that will restore the boot of the XP system.
any grub floppy can do, I think
jdd
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