Hi
You will need to install grub on the partition on which you installed Linx. The
command will look something like this :
grub-install /dev/hda assuming hda as your partition with Linux.
reboot
-Amit
Bhasker Raj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Saifi,
Thanks for the info.
Should I specify the location where to install grub or simply use the command
grub-install?
Will only this command install grub in the MBR? Or do I need to do other
things?
Should I restart the system?
Bhasker Raj
Saifi Khan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: bhaskaraj48 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [twincling] GRUB Problem
> Sent: 21 Mar '07 10:33
>
> Twincling Members
>
> Earlier I had loaded Windows XP and Fedora 5 as dual OS on the same
> drive and worked well.
>
> I wanted Fedora on a separate drive.
>
> Two hard disc (both 40 GB), primary master and slave were installed,
>
> Windows XP is on the primary master.
>
> Installed Fedora 6 on the slave drive following the installation
> procedure
>
> During installation, two drives were exhibited /dev/hda and /dev/hdb
> (hda primary and hdb slave)
>
> Opted for hdb for loading Fedora 6
>
> After rebooting, GRUB is not displaying and Windows XP opens on the
> primary master drive. Unable to open Fedora 6
>
> Checked disk management and found partition C and D in the primary
> master and F partition in the slave disk (38 GB Free)
>
> How to solve this problem?
>
> Bhasker Raj
You need to install GRUB on the MBR (master boot record) !
Use Fedora Rescue CD and install grub using the grub-install command.
thanks
Saifi.
