The easiest way to handle his is to let grub install to the boot
partition and let it handle loading windows. Windows boot loader is a
PITA to get to work right with other OS's. When grub boots you will have
a few seconds to hit enter to see a selection menu. From there you can
choose Linux or windows to boot.
Just google "dual boot (Linux distro you are using) how to" and you will
get all kinds of step by step guides.
Dave
Christopher Blackmon wrote:
--- "T. Bryan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can use the WIndows boot loader to bootstrap
into Linux. You need to have
grub or LILO or something installed somewhere other
than the master boot
record.
This HOWTO explains how. I'm using it to dual boot
Win XP and Linux on the
machine I'm using right now. :-)
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Linux+NT-Loader.html
How do I tell grub to install to the linux partition
instead of the boot partition?
thanks,
cb
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